The use of frozen Russian assets for security for Europe to help fund Ukraine's defence in the war has been achieved by an EU decision. Now what?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Saturday described the EU’s plan to seize frozen Russian assets as a "declaration of ...

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To circumvent a potential veto from Viktor Orban's Hungary, member states invoked an article of the Treaty on the Functioning ...

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By the Commission’s own estimates, Ukraine requires just €20.1 billion in additional funding to stay solvent next year. This ...

After almost four years of Russia's full-scale war, Kyiv is running out of cash, and needs an estimated €135.7bn over the ...

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Its proposed "reparations loan" for Ukraine would see frozen Russian assets used to prop up Kyiv's ailing economy.

EU states aim to utilise some of the Russian sovereign assets they immobilised after Moscow's 2022 invasion to finance ...