The time for the final ratification of the new European Budget, with a horizon from 2028 to 2034, may still be far away, but in Athens, as in other European capitals, an intensive period of negotiation, fermentation and meetings is beginning. An intense period of intensive negotiations and meetings and discussions are underway. To begin with, Greece has a remarkable figure to go by, namely the prospect of receiving 49.2 billion euros from the EU funds for the six years in question. Of the total package of 2 trillion euros that Ursula von der Leyen is putting "on the table", our country has received 49.2 billion euros from the general allocation of resources, 3.5 billion euros for the area of migration, security, international affairs and 2.8 billion euros from the social climate fund. Of course, as competent sources point out to "THEMA", the substantial negotiations in the General Affairs Council and at the level of Permanent...