Europe's Fissures on Full Display: Ukraine Aid Stalls Amid Eleventh-Hour Hungarian Opposition
EU leaders have agreed to a €90 billion zero-interest loan for Ukraine to ensure its financial stability for the next two years. This decision, reached after intense debate, replaces a controversial plan to use frozen Russian assets, highlighting internal divisions within the bloc regarding support for Kyiv.Pelumi Ilesanmi • Global • 6 months ago • 1 minute read •
After 17 hours of intense and at times heated debate, European Union leaders reached a crucial agreement in the early hours of Friday morning: to collectively raise €90 billion (£79 billion; $105 billion) in zero-interest loans. This substantial financial package is designed to sustain Ukraine's financial stability for the next two years, addressing a critical
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