Ukraine has received the first tranche of funds from the United Kingdom under a G7 loan using proceeds from Russia’s frozen assets. The Ukrainian Prime […]
Ukraine receives first tranche from the UK under the G7 loan using Russian assets Read More »
€12.5 billion from the Ukraine Facility and €18.1 billion from frozen Russian assets to fund the EU’s unprecedented 2025 aid to Ukraine, as it was
EU to allocate a record €30 billion aid to Ukraine in 2025 Read More »
The European Commission has welcomed the consensus reached by the Group of Seven countries and the European Union on their contributions to a $50 billion
European Commission welcomes G7 consensus on $50 billion for Ukraine Read More »
The decision to provide Ukraine with the loan, as part of a G7 package totaling 45 billion euros and funded by profits from Russian assets,
European Parliament approved €EU loan of 35 bln to Ukraine using Russian assets Read More »
Under the Ukraine Facility program, the Council of the European Union approved the allocation of €4.2 billion in macro-financial assistance to Ukraine. In a statement,
Council of the EU approved €4.2 billion for Ukraine under the Ukraine Facility Read More »
The European Union has signed the first guarantee agreements under the investment component of the Ukraine Facility Plan. This plan provides Ukraine with 50 billion
EU signed guarantee agreements for 1.4 bln within Ukraine Facility plan Read More »
Nikkei Asia reported on June 11 that the Group of Seven (G7) will establish a fund to support Ukraine with the proceeds from blocked Russian
G7 to create a fund to help Ukraine use proceeds from Russian frozen assets Read More »
The European Commission announced the first payment of excess profits from the use of frozen Russian assets in the European Union in July 2024. The
The US House of Representatives approved a bill that provides for the possibility of confiscating Russian sovereign assets in favor of Ukraine and expanding anti-Russian
Congress supported confiscation of frozen Russian assets in the US for Ukraine Read More »
“Instead of just keeping this money (Russian state assets – Ed.) frozen, let’s spend this money on rebuilding Ukraine. And this will be, if you
New concept on using Russia’s frozen assets to aid Ukraine Read More »
On February 1, EU leaders agreed to provide Ukraine with 50 billion euros in macrofinancial aid. Charles Michel, President of the European Council, stated that
EU agreed to allocate $50 billion for Ukraine, all members backed the deal Read More »
At a meeting of the European Council on December 14–15, among other topics, European leaders discussed the approval of the EU’s plan to transfer funds
Will the EU transfer frozen Russian funds to rebuild Ukraine? Read More »
