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What's In The EU's Two-trillion-euro Budget Bazooka?

EU members got their first chance on Friday to debate the bloc's two-trillion-euro budget bazooka, laying bare divisions among the 27 capitals over the spending plans for 2028-2034.

International Business Times

Ursula von der Leyen's new €2 trillion EU budget: Six key takeaways

From support to Ukraine to the merger of agriculture and cohesion funds, here are the six takeaways from von der Leyen's €2 trillion EU budget.

Euronews

Ringfenced, but reduced: EU Commission shrinks agriculture share in record budget

Europe’s agricultural spending will face cuts compared to the current programming period under the new EU long-term budget proposal, while the European Commission insists farmers will still receive the same amount “in their pockets”.

Euronews

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5 key ideas behind the EU Commission’s new farming rulebook

The EU long-term budget reform marks a turning point for EU agricultural policy, granting member states greater control in a partial renationalisation of the bloc’s farm subsidies.

Euronews

EU Sets Stage For Big Battle Over Long-term Budget

The European Commission will kickstart two years of tense negotiations when it unveils its proposal Wednesday for the EU's long-term budget including funding reforms that risk renewed confrontation with farmers.

International Business Times

EU budget proposal launches two years of tense talks and likely farmer showdown

Radio France Internationale

EU Commission plans major overhaul of budget, merging agricultural and regional funds

A leaked document reveals that the European Commission is considering a major overhaul of the EU’s long-term budget by merging the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) with cohesion policy under a single programming framework.

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Defence, Joint Debt And Farmers: EU Draws Budget Battle Lines

When the European Union unveils its long-term spending proposals next week, it will kick off the bloc's biggest budget battle in recent history.

International Business Times

Ongoing CFO turnover is fueling higher pay for finance chiefs

The CFO role remains a key leadership position and strategic partner.

Fortune

Can Europe make ecological farming competitive?

Last year farmers' protested against red tape pinned to EU funding, and their demonstrations yielded results. The European Commission has been simplifying farmers' environmental obligations, but how will it reform the Common Agricultural Policy in the next EU budget?

Euronews

EU budget chief soothes farmers fears over funding changes

The EU Budget Commissioner reassured farmers that no decision has been made yet regarding the structure of the next long-term EU budget, acknowledging their concerns about threatening agricultural funding.

Euronews

What's behind farmers' protests returning to the streets of Brussels?

European farmers are set to return to the streets of Brussels, nearly a year after their major demonstrations. Their main concern: the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the risk of a fragmented, "27-speed" agriculture system across the EU.

Euronews

Commission unveils major plan to simplify EU’s agricultural rulebook

New tweaks to EU farming rules could potentially save farmers up to €1.58 billion annually, according to Commission estimates, but continue a trend toward making the EU’s green farming architecture more flexible.

Euronews

57 Receipts That Prove It’s The Regular Americans Who Are Paying The Price Of High Tariffs

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Euronews

The end of the CAP as we know it? Newsletter

This week's key events presented by Euronews' senior agriculture and health reporter Gerardo Fortuna

Fortune

Blockchain company Cap raises $11 million in seed funding to launch interest-bearing stablecoin

The company will use the money to maximize security and expand its team.

Fortune

CEO pay is surging amid a roaring bonus rebound

Bonuses are bouncing back from last year despite flat financial performance as some companies work to keep top talent from fleeing.

The Guardian - UK

EU overhaul of farming strategy ignores vital green proposals, campaigners warn

The report promises better pay and protections for farmers, but environmentalists say it will not help restore nature or assure food security

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Trump wants to abolish the Department of Education: What that could mean for student loan borrowers

'The terms and conditions are written into federal law and regulations and wouldn’t change.'

The Conversation

Carbon capture in Mediterranean soil: how farmland can trap greenhouse gases

Imagine if we could find a way to capture the greenhouse gases that are warming our planet. One way to do this is carbon farming, a practice that has great potential as a green business model, especially in countries with a Mediterranean climate.

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Hugh Jackman's trainer knows how to build strength and stamina safely as you age—here's a four-move circuit she swears by

Master the beginner circuit then progress to the next stage as your fitness improves

The National (Scotland)

UK Government's Budget 'destroys' remaining EU funding for farmers, say SNP

RACHEL Reeves’ decision to overhaul agricultural funding in the UK Budget for the devolved nations is “destroying” what little post-EU…

The Guardian - UK

What are farmers in the EU required to do to protect the environment?

Greenhouse gases and pollutants from farms urgently need reducing but green policies have triggered furious protests

The Guardian - UK

‘Welfare for the rich’: how farm subsidies wrecked Europe’s landscapes

The steep and stark environmental decline was not supposed to happen under the common agricultural policy

The Independent UK

Hundreds of millions owed in rental debts to councils and arrears on the rise, new data shows

Exclusive: Campaigners have warned of impending ‘crisis’ as councils lose out on rental income

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