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We have a number of elections that signal to us directly that if a certain expectation is not met, instead of us, there will be people who not only do not believe in the European Union, but they can simply push us into a completely different agenda. Not to mention the risks associated with flirting with the Kremlin and similar individuals. Finance Minister Taurimas Valys suggests that Lithuania has expressed to the EU commissioners the need to increase the current 1.5% of gross domestic product (GDP) budget deficit exemption for defense spending. #Lietuva #gynyba #biudžetas (translated)

We have a number of elections that signal directly to us that if certain expectations are not met, people who do not believe in the European Union will sit in our place, and they can simply push us into a completely different agenda. Finance Minister Taurimas Valys hints that Lithuania has expressed to the European Commissioners the need to increase the current 1.5% of GDP budget deficit allowance for defense expenditures. #Lietuva #biudžetas #gynimas (translated)

The Lithuanian Minister of Finance, Taurimas Valys, stated that the country aims to increase the budget deficit adjustment for defense spending to 1.5% of GDP in order to ensure proper defense and avoid potential political risks in the future. #Lietuva #biudžetas #gynimas (translated)

Former Minister of Finance, conservative Gintarė Skaistė, says that the Government does not present a "convincing plan" on how the country will return to the 3 percent of GDP limit in the future, and conservatives also suggest setting debt "ceilings." #Biudžetas #Deficitas #Skola (translated)

The former Minister of Finance, conservative Gintarė Skaistė, says that the Government does not present a "convincing plan" on how the country will return to the 3 percent limit of gross domestic product (GDP) in the future, and conservatives also propose to set "ceilings" for debt. #biudžetas #deficitas #skola (translated)

The budget we allocate for our defense exceeds 5 percent, and apparently, in 2027, it will be around 5 percent. While the government plans to allocate no less than 5 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) for next year's defense funding, as it did last year, President Gitanas Nausėda says that such funding levels should remain in the future regardless of changes in government. #GynybosFinansavimas #BVP #GitanasNausėda (translated)

I believe that the budget aligns with the logic that we have communicated many times: it is a security budget intended for our defense and public safety. Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius states that the government's approved draft of the 2027 state budget aims to balance the growing funding needs for defense and commitments to residents. #Gynyba #Biudžetas #VisuomenėsPoreikiai (translated)

What's worse is that the government is not talking about economic growth, but only about distributing money, and that is a bad budget. Built on bad principles and on fragile legs, "What's worse is that the government is not talking about economic growth, but only about distributing money, and that is a bad budget. Built on bad principles and on fragile legs," S. Gentvilas said to BNS. #biudžetas #valdžia #ekonomika (translated)

The criteria for financial discipline are introduced (...) so that countries can maintain their financial stability, be positively assessed in international markets, and, of course, the increasing deficit raises concerns. After the government approved the draft state and municipal budget for next year, which will have a deficit of 3.8% of the gross domestic product (GDP), Andrius Kubilius, a member of the European Commission responsible for defense and space, says that this raises concerns. #valstybėsskola #biudžetas #ekonomika (translated)