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EU Budget Battle, Legislative Efficiency Push, Age Verification App Issues, and Sunday Shopping Debate
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Politico EU28.4.2026Politik1 Min. Lesezeit

EU Budget Battle, Legislative Efficiency Push, Age Verification App Issues, and Sunday Shopping Debate

Podcast discussion covers upcoming EU budget vote, Commission efficiency measures, age verification rollout problems, and listener reactions on Brussels Sunday shopping

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  • Podcast discusses upcoming European Parliament vote on EU's next long-term budget with lawmakers pushing for increased funding amid country opposition.
  • The College of Commissioners meets in Strasbourg to discuss legislative drafting efficiency, with critics warning of weakened safeguards.
  • The Commission's new age verification app to protect minors from adult content faces rollout issues.

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Today on the pod, we're talking money, money, money. An important vote on the EU's next long-term budget is happening in the European Parliament. Zoya and Nick discuss how lawmakers are pushing for a bigger cash pot … which will likely cause a stir with some countries. We unpack the battle lines already starting to form. Also, the College of Commissioners is meeting in Strasbourg to discuss how drafting legislation could be made more efficient — although critics warn this could weaken important safeguards. Plus, last week the Commission unveiled an age verification app designed to stop kids from accessing adult content online. But the rollout has been … bumpy. Finally: It seems we really hit a nerve when we discussed whether shops in Brussels should be open on Sundays. Zoya and Nick sift through your heated messages.

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This article was originally published by Politico EU.

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