EU leaders gather to discuss energy costs and common debt proposals
EU leaders meet today to discuss lowering energy prices and issuing common debt. Meloni also called for a review of the emissions trading scheme to help firms.
EU leaders are convening for an imminent summit this Thursday to prioritize strategies for lowering energy prices and to deliberate on a proposal to issue common debt aimed at strengthening the bloc's competitiveness. The meeting represents a critical juncture for European Union policy, as officials weigh structurally important and potentially divisive measures to support the regional economy.
During the proceedings, Italian
IT Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called for a comprehensive review of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). Meloni also emphasized the need for the union to adopt specific measures designed to fight speculation on energy prices, reflecting concerns over market volatility and its impact on the energy sector.









