Keywords: 2027 budget
A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is visiting Senegal to resume discussions with the country's authorities on economic conditions and the possibility of establishing a new financial cooperation program. The mission, led by Mercedes Vera Martin, the IMF's mission chief for......
Taiwan is preparing to increase defence spending by 16% in 2027, with the proposed budget expected to surpass T$1 trillion ($31 billion) for the first time, according to the official Central News Agency. The planned increase comes as Taipei continues to strengthen its military capabilities amid sustained......
The French government has unveiled plans to sharply curb the growth of ministerial spending in its 2027 budget, proposing an increase of just 0.4% for most ministries as part of a broader effort to strengthen fiscal discipline. The proposed cap excludes defense expenditure and interest payments on public......
Germany is preparing a significant expansion in public borrowing, with the federal cabinet expected to approve a draft 2027 budget featuring more than €203 billion in new debt, according to government sources cited in Berlin. The proposal reflects a sharp increase in state spending driven by defence......
Germany's draft federal budget for 2027 projects borrowing of more than €203 billion, reflecting the country's continued departure from its long-standing fiscal restraint as it prioritizes economic recovery, infrastructure modernization and national security. According to the draft budget,......
Yaël Braun-Pivet has called for the rapid adoption of France’s 2027 budget, arguing that political and economic stability should take priority as the country approaches the next presidential election. Speaking in a recent interview, the President of the National Assembly stated that France......
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