ALT European Semester promotional graphic on a blue background. White text reads: “European Semester” and “The Spring Package: Do Member States comply with the EU fiscal framework?” The words “Spring Package” are highlighted in lime green. The European Commission logo appears in the lower right corner, and “#EuropeanSemester” appears at the bottom.

ALT European Semester infographic titled “Assessment in 2026.” Member states are grouped into three categories based on projected compliance with the EU fiscal framework. Under “Projected Compliant” are Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Greece, France, Cyprus, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Finland, and Sweden. “Risk of Non-Compliance” includes Luxembourg and the Netherlands (debt at or below 60% of GDP and deficit at or below 3%) and France and Spain (debt above 60% and/or deficit above 3%). “Risk of Material Non-Compliance” includes Sweden, Lithuania, Malta, and Croatia (debt at or below 60% and deficit at or below 3%), and Hungary, Slovenia, and Bulgaria (debt above 60% and/or deficit above 3%). A note indicates that outlined countries are compliant with the Stability and Growth Pact requirement to maintain a budget position close to balance or in surplus.

ALT European Semester promotional graphic on a blue background. White text reads: “European Semester” and “The Spring Package: Do Member States comply with the EU fiscal framework?” The words “Spring Package” are highlighted in lime green. The European Commission logo appears in the lower right corner, and “#EuropeanSemester” appears at the bottom.

ALT European Semester infographic titled “Assessment in 2026.” Member states are grouped into three categories based on projected compliance with the EU fiscal framework. Under “Projected Compliant” are Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Greece, France, Cyprus, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Finland, and Sweden. “Risk of Non-Compliance” includes Luxembourg and the Netherlands (debt at or below 60% of GDP and deficit at or below 3%) and France and Spain (debt above 60% and/or deficit above 3%). “Risk of Material Non-Compliance” includes Sweden, Lithuania, Malta, and Croatia (debt at or below 60% and deficit at or below 3%), and Hungary, Slovenia, and Bulgaria (debt above 60% and/or deficit above 3%). A note indicates that outlined countries are compliant with the Stability and Growth Pact requirement to maintain a budget position close to balance or in surplus.