Three European Union leaders have penned a letter to European Council President António Costa expressing concerns over excessive EU bureaucracy. The signatories, including Giorgia Meloni, Friedrich Merz, and a third unnamed leader, are reportedly frustrated with the administrative processes within the European Union. The letter highlights issues stemming from the growing complexity of regulations and the perceived inefficiencies of the EU’s administrative system. While the specific details of their complaints are not yet public, the move signals a growing political pressure on the European Council to address the issue. This collaborative effort indicates a shared frustration regarding the burden placed on member states by Brussels. It remains to be seen how António Costa and the European Council will respond to these concerns and whether the letter will spur concrete changes within the EU’s bureaucratic framework. The letter underscores a growing tension between national governments and the EU’s central administration.