On Wednesday 2 April, the European Parliament adopted its priorities for the EU’s 2026 budget. 441 MEPs supported the text, 173 opposed it and 70 abstained.
In its guidelines, Parliament calls for greater political and strategic autonomy, improved EU security and defence capabilities and funding for dual-use transport infrastructure.
Additional investment in research, innovation, business, health, energy, migration, border protection, digital and green transitions, job creation and...