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Interview

EU Agriculture Commissioner Hansen: 'Protests against CAP budget cuts would be absolutely understandable.'

Whether EU Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen will be able to save farmers from budget cuts in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) remains to be seen. However, it is already clear that reducing bureaucracy will be a recurring theme throughout his term of office. Nevertheless, climate and environmental action should not fall victim to the simplification package he presented this week, he says in an interview with Table.Briefings.

By Julia Dahm

Analyse

Agricultural omnibus: Where Hansen wants to cut red tape for farmers.

Around a year after the farmers' protests, Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen is following up with a second simplification package for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). He is also sticking to plans that have been criticized by Commission officials.

By Julia Dahm

News

EU Commission: What it plans for agrifood and when.

The proposals from Brussels on the future Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the EU financial framework are eagerly awaited this year. However, the European Commission is also planning a number of other initiatives relating to the agricultural and food sector.

By Julia Dahm

News

MFF: France advocates a more flexible EU budget.

In a position paper, the French government argues for more leeway in the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). However, agricultural subsidies are not to be changed.

By Table.Briefings