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EU Eyes €160 Billion Cut to Proposed Budget Heading to Talks

European Union leaders will discuss a scaled back budget when they meet in Brussels next week after negotiators slashed the initial proposal in response to pressure from some countries.

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EU Eyes €160 Billion Cut to Proposed Budget Heading to Talks
European Union leaders will discuss a scaled back budget when they meet in Brussels next week after negotiators slashed the initial proposal in response to pressure from some countries.
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