The EU has launched a groundbreaking €90 billion loan package to strengthen Ukraine, stepping up after efforts to fund aid through frozen Russian assets hit a dead end, the Financial Times reports. This bold initiative marks a significant milestone in the EU’s unwavering dedication to standing by Ukraine throughout the conflict
Belgium has rejected the EU’s proposal to use frozen Russian assets to fund aid for Ukraine, citing significant legal and ethical concerns. This move introduces fresh complications in the effort to support Kyiv amid the ongoing conflict
Europe faces mounting pressure to take bold action on Russia’s frozen assets, with growing calls to channel billions of dollars toward crucial reconstruction projects amid intensifying geopolitical tensions
Canada has just unleashed a massive US$1.7 billion from frozen Russian assets to fuel Ukraine’s fight, delivering vital support to Kyiv amid ongoing conflict. This bold move highlights the growing global determination to strengthen Ukraine’s defense and help rebuild its future
In a striking declaration, Germany’s Friedrich Merz unveiled ambitious plans to potentially seize frozen Russian assets, depending on legal viability. This bold move underscores Germany’s unwavering dedication to tackling the financial fallout from Russia’s actions
