Three EU countries demand the right to block new laws
Leaders of Germany, Italy, and Belgium called for a mechanism to halt new EU legislation. They believe this is necessary to protect their economies from excessive burdens.
In brief
- Leaders of Germany, Italy, and Belgium expressed the demand to block new laws.
- They believe new laws may burden governments and businesses.
- The letter was addressed to European Council President António Costa.
- This initiative is being discussed ahead of the EU summit in Brussels.
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- Kyiv PostMedia business
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Belgium, Germany and Italy Want the Right to Stop New EU Laws, Fearing Permanent Industrial Losses
- Європейська правдаMedia business
- first item
- caught up, 17 h later
- national desk
ЗМІ: Три країни ЄС вимагають права “аварійного гальма” для блокування нових законів
- Українські Національні НовиниMedia business
- first item
- caught up, 18 h later
- national desk
Три країни ЄС вимагають права "аварійного гальма" для блокування нових законів - Politico



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