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EU unveils €90B Ukraine loan to fuel war effort
world1 month ago

EU unveils €90B Ukraine loan to fuel war effort

The European Commission proposed a €90 billion, two-year, interest-free loan to Ukraine to stave off financial collapse as it fights Russia, with about one-third for normal budgets and the rest for defense; it would be financed by EU joint debt, allow Ukraine to buy foreign weapons if needed with EU defense firms favored, and tie repayments to post-war reparations or frozen Russian assets, though several member states balk at participation; disbursements could start in April to unlock IMF support as U.S. aid wanes.

EU Leaders Converge to Decide on Ukraine Support Amid Rising Tensions
world2 months ago

EU Leaders Converge to Decide on Ukraine Support Amid Rising Tensions

EU leaders are preparing for a high-stakes summit to decide on using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's economic and military needs, proposing a controversial 90 billion-euro reparations loan with potential legal and diplomatic challenges, amid disagreements among member states about the best approach and concerns over trust and legal implications.

"Lawmakers Explore Alternatives to Secure Ukraine Aid Amid Congressional Gridlock"
politics1 year ago

"Lawmakers Explore Alternatives to Secure Ukraine Aid Amid Congressional Gridlock"

With the deadlock over Ukraine aid in Congress, lawmakers are considering alternatives such as providing only military aid, offering loans to Ukraine, and tapping into frozen Russian assets. There is bipartisan support for continued assistance to Kyiv, but there are disagreements over the best approach. Some lawmakers argue for focusing solely on lethal military hardware, while others suggest loaning Ukraine the necessary funds. Additionally, there are discussions about using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine's efforts. The timing and method of delivering aid to Ukraine remain uncertain, with concerns about potential delays impacting the ongoing conflict.