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Clarity over fiscal space allows PM to prepare next relief package
The government sees the activation of the defence spending clause for European Union member states as providing vital support to its plans to deliver a hefty relief package to Greek voters later this year, which the ruling conservatives hope will boost their popularity and put them on course for a convincing election victory in 2027.
The European Commission has introduced a "national escape clause" enabling EU member states to raise their defence spending—capped at 1.5% of GDP annually—for four years (2025–2028) without facing disciplinary measures. This initiative, part of the "ReA...
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