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These EU members could pay the highest price in case of EU enlargement

Video Credit: euronews (in English) - Duration: 01:30s - Published
These EU members could pay the highest price in case of EU enlargement

These EU members could pay the highest price in case of EU enlargement

A Bruegel study quantified the budget cuts some EU countries could face if the bloc admitted all nine candidate states, with an overall net cost of around €26 billion a year for current members.


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