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Europe Is Racing the Clock to Tap Russia’s Frozen Assets
EU leaders debate options to use over €200 billion frozen Russian assets for Ukraine amid legal and political hurdles, with no immediate decision expected at the Brussels summit.
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The EU leaders' summit will try to keep the block alive or whether Donald Trump will be able to divide it. A debate between European governments on the use of frozen Russian assets to finance...
·Romania
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said today that it is not yet clear whether European Union leaders will be able to reach an agreement on the use of frozen Russian assets at the upcoming summit on December 18 and 19, and estimated that the chances of this happening are 50 percent.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Polish Prime Minister believes that the decision to allocate these funds to Ukraine will not be taken at the Brussels summit on 18 December.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right0Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Left, 50% Center
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