瑞典看守政府坚持削减欧盟预算：要更好的预算，不要更大的预算
瑞典看守政府要求进一步削减欧盟长期预算。10月10日，担任欧盟理事会轮值主席国的爱尔兰提出2028–2034年长期预算妥协方案，将欧盟委员会原提案削减约1410亿欧元、约8%，总额降至1.622万亿欧元（按2025年不变价格）。瑞典认为削减仍不充分。
欧盟事务大臣罗森克兰茨据瑞典通讯社TT报道拒绝了该妥协方案，称其「仍然不合理」，瑞典将推动进一步削减，欧盟需要的是更好的预算、而不是更大的预算。
瑞典并非孤例：德国、丹麦、芬兰、荷兰与奥地利同样要求大幅压低欧盟支出。六国主张下一财政框架应优先安全、防务与竞争力，同时限制各国出资增长。
但时机引发质疑：瑞典新议会已经选出、新政府谈判仍在进行，看守政府是否有民主授权去影响一项将塑造欧洲支出至2034年的协议，成为斯德哥尔摩与布鲁塞尔讨论的话题。
Sweden's Caretaker Government Demands Deeper EU Budget Cuts
Sweden's caretaker government is demanding deeper cuts to the EU's long-term budget. On October 10, Ireland, holding the rotating Council presidency, presented a compromise for the 2028–2034 framework that reduced the European Commission's proposal by about 141 billion euros, or 8%, to 1.622 trillion euros at constant 2025 prices. Sweden judged the reduction insufficient.
Minister for EU Affairs Jessica Rosencrantz rejected the compromise in comments reported by news agency TT, calling it still unreasonable and saying Sweden will push for further cuts because the EU needs a better budget, not a bigger one.
Sweden is not alone: Germany, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Austria have also demanded substantially lower EU spending, arguing the next framework should prioritise security, defence and competitiveness while limiting growth in national contributions.
The stance raises a timing question: with a new parliament elected and Swedish government negotiations unresolved, critics ask whether an outgoing government has the democratic mandate to shape European spending until 2034.
图片来源：图：Government buildings by Norrström in Stockholm Sweden 01.jpg，作者：Sinikka Halme，授权：CC BY-SA 4.0，来源：Wikimedia Commons
