Not even Ursula von der Leyen's personal olive branch was enough to calm those who see the upcoming EU multiannual budget as a threat to the Common Agricultural Policy.     In Brussels a group of at least seven EU countries, led by Italy, reiterated their opposition to the idea of merging agricultural and cohesion funds into a single "national pot" in the future EU budget.     Instead, they called for "a profound revision" of the financial framework for the next seven years (2028-2034).     "We

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