EU farming ministers agree to shift CAP subsidies to national control

EU agriculture ministers have agreed to reform the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) by distributing subsidies through national and regional plans, giving member states more control over the bloc's largest budget item. The change marks a significant decentralization of EU agricultural policy, potentially altering how funds are allocated across member states. The agreement is preliminary and subject to further negotiations with the European Parliament.

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