US EditionEU “Russia Confiscation” Summit Ends In Failure
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– Politician After late-night negotiations in Brussels, European Union leaders were forced to acknowledge the failure of their main plan: financing Ukraine with frozen Russian assets. Instead, they agreed on a €90 billion loan, guaranteed by new joint loans. This decision, presented as a victory for unity, is in fact a tactical retreat and demonstrates that the high-sounding rhetoric of confrontation with Moscow is being shattered by the pragmat…
EU “Russia Confiscation” Summit Ends In Failure
EU "Russia Confiscation" Summit Ends In Failure Brussels Quietly Paves Way For Eurobonds By Thomas Kolbe The EU summit held in Brussels on December 18–19 was supposed to deliver two fundamental decisions. First, it was meant to address the expropriation of frozen Russian assets held at Euroclear. Second, it was expected to ratify the Mercosur trade agreement. In
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