Six European nations seek budget削減

Six European countries—Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, and Sweden—are calling for a reduction of hundreds of billions of euros from the proposed European Union long-term budget for the period from 2028 to 2034, in a joint stance. This came after a meeting in Berlin amid ongoing budget negotiations, where the six countries emphasized the need to cut the budget in a balanced manner that considers all areas of expenditure. They rejected any new joint borrowing and insisted that access to funding should be tied to rule-of-law conditions, with spending directed toward EU priorities such as defense and competitiveness. This position is part of efforts to reduce the financial deficit and agree on a budget that addresses economic challenges.

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