Recently, EU member states such as Germany and Spain have voiced different voices about the EU's long-term budget plan for 2028 to 2034. The time until the EU plans to reach a political agreement on the next round of long-term budget before the end of this year is getting tighter and tighter, and the differences among member states are currently being further revealed. The reason this negotiation has received attention is because it determines not only “how much money the EU can spend” in the next seven years, but also where this money should actually be spent.

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