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European leaders urge major cuts to fund proposed 2 trillion euro defense budget
Six European leaders said budget cutbacks are needed to finance a proposed 2.0 trillion euro plan.
CNBC World reports that six European leaders are calling for major cutbacks to a proposed European budget to help fund defense needs.
The group said the cuts are essential to cover a plan sized at 2 trillion euros, according to the report.
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