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Trump’s Second Term a Crossroads for Central Europe – COMMENTARY
6 November 2024
2 June 2020
While disagreements have proven pervasive on debt sharing, the interests of both the frugal four and the friends of cohesion group find a common ground with regard to an EU ecological transition.
The announcement by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron of a 500 billion euros COVID-19 EU recovery plan has been heralded as monumental and welcomed by Italy and Spain.
The European Commission commended this progress and released its own “Next Generation EU” recovery plan that supplements 500 billion euros in grant money with an additional 250 billion euros in loans.
These recovery proposals, however, have come under criticism from different corners of the EU.
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Shane Markowitz holds a PhD in Political Science from the Central European University with research concentrated on EU environmental policy. He has published in the Washington Post, EUobserver, Social Europe, openDemocracy, and the journal Populism.
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