US EditionEu Leaders Are Committed to Speeding up Ukraine’s Accession After Releasing the Loan
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Following the release of the EUR 90 billion loan, the first chapters of the negotiations are to be opened, but the Member States do not want to be pushed.
After two months of high-voltage EU drama, billions in the form of European Eurobonds can now begin to arrive in Ukraine. The EU has formally unlocked on Thursday the loan of 90 billion that had been blocked so far by the still Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán. Once the elections and Russian oil are lost flowing into Budapest, Hungary has no more objections and European leaders are already starting to turn the page, now facing the next cha…
Von der Leyen and Costa want to take advantage of the momentum and highlight "the important progress achieved" in the process by the country. Kallas joins the petition and several prime ministers agree at the first summit without the physical presence of Orban Read
The decision on EU funding was preceded by lengthy discussions, legal issues and differences of opinion among member states.
Ukraine will receive a 90 billion euro loan from the EU after resuming oil transit by Druzhba. TSN found out why the aid was blocked for 3 months and what are the chances of joining the EU now TSN.ua (news 1+1).
"It is time to look ahead and prepare for the next step. The next step is to open the first 'cluster' (negotiation bloc); we meet the first two steps and we will meet the next step," said European Council President António Costa in a no-question appearance with the President of Ukraine, Vlodomir Zelenski, and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
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