Europe Considers Using Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine Amid EU Summit Tensions
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EU leaders are debating a massive loan to Ukraine funded by frozen Russian assets, with Belgium demanding guarantees against Russian retaliation before supporting the plan. The summit's outcome could significantly impact Europe's support for Ukraine and its decision-making processes, amid concerns over Russian sabotage and legal challenges.
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- Europe is facing a huge decision on an unprecedented plan to use Russia’s frozen assets to help Ukraine CNN
- China launches $113 billion free-trade experiment on Hainan island Reuters
- EU summit on knife-edge over plan to fund Ukraine using Russian assets Al Jazeera
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