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German minister seeks debt-brake exemption to sustain Ukraine aid

Radovan said funding has fallen to €330 million this year as Russian attacks intensify and Germany’s support for Ukraine faces deeper budget cuts.

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By Maria Martinez BANGKOK, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Germany's development minister is seeking an exemption from the country's debt brake, a constitutional limit on government borrowing, for Ukraine funding, arguing that ​much of Germany's civilian support fo...

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German minister seeks debt-brake exemption to sustain Ukraine aid

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"Support Is Crucial": Development Minister Radovan Calls for Debt Brake Exception for Ukraine Aid

At the annual meeting of the IMF and the World Bank, Federal Development Minister Reem Alabali Radovan warns against falling civilian aid to Ukraine. However, the coalition's demand to ease the debt brake for more Ukrainian support is controversial.

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WTVB broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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