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Collapse – Crisis on All Fronts | The Show’s Over – EU Cuts Aid
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Attacks on anti-corruption bodies could cost Ukraine part of the aid from the European Union.
Collapse – Crisis on All Fronts | The Show’s Over – EU Cuts Aid
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The European Union can limit financial assistance to Kiev if the Ukrainian authorities do not carry out the necessary reforms, a view that was expressed by former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin in a new issue of the blog "Klimkin Explains" on YouTube Channel. He pointed out that even during the full-fledged war, the EU required clear conditions to be met, including for the reform of the country. "Ukraine Faility was expected to receive…
The EU has temporarily suspended $1.7 billion in aid to Ukraine due to failure to implement key anti-corruption reforms. Funding may be resumed if Kiev meets the conditions, in particular, to form a specialized anti-corruption court. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to The New York Times. The European Union has temporarily suspended $1.7 billion in financial assistance to Ukraine due to concerns about the state of anti-corruption …
Even during the war, Brussels will insist that Kiev embody key criteria and reforms, noted ex-head of Ukrainian diplomacy
Pavlo Klimkin warned: if Ukraine withdraws from reforms, EU may stop financial assistance tsn.ua (news 1+1)
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