Coalition Talks Stall Over Budget Disagreements
Negotiators from three parties remain divided on defense spending and pension reform heading into a fifth week of talks.
Coalition negotiations entered their fifth week without resolution as the three-party bloc failed to bridge differences over proposed increases to defense spending and a contentious pension reform package.
The largest party is pushing for a 2.5% GDP commitment to defense, while junior coalition partners insist that social spending cuts cannot be part of any final agreement.
Political analysts warn that prolonged uncertainty could unsettle markets and delay the formation of key parliamentary committees whose work is already overdue.
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