EU to Announce 35 Billion Euro Loan for Ukraine, FT Says
(Reuters) - The European Commission plans to announce a 35 billion euro ($39 billion) loan to Ukraine as part of a G7 scheme to raise $50 billion on the back of future profits from frozen Russian state assets, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing three people.
Energy ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) industrialised powers and other smaller countries will meet on Monday with ...
A dozen other people were injured, some seriously, in the attack in the city of Sumy, which has come under increased ...
In a non-binding resolution on Thursday, the European Parliament passed a resolution urging member states to allow Ukraine to ...
Ukraine’s central bank left interest rates unchanged for a second straight meeting in a sign that policymakers won’t tolerate ...
U.S. officials say the Biden administration still isn't convinced that it should give Ukraine the authority to launch ...
ROME (Reuters) - Italy is about to send another Samp-T anti-missile system to Ukraine, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said ...
Ukraine has been testing a wide range of ground-based drones, which it's dubbed "iron soldiers," some of which are fitted ...
A charred transformer from one of Ukraine’s badly damaged power plants has come to a square in Kyiv's city center — a stark ...
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