Aid to Ukraine
Germany considers Ukraine's corruption fraud an unfortunate event, pledges to maintain aid
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Germany has affirmed that it will continue to provide aid to Ukraine, considering the corruption crackdown in Kiev as a positive signal for the process of joining the European Union (EU).
Sweden refuses to bear the additional burden of military aid to Ukraine
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Sweden has said that Nordic countries cannot continue to bear the current large share of Ukrainian military aid, calling on the EU to share responsibility.
France risks paying a heavy price when supplying Rafale fighters to Ukraine
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European lawmaker Thierry Mariani warned that French taxpayers will face a major financial burden from the Rafale fighter sale deal to Ukraine.
Germany cautious about long-range missile aid to Ukraine
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed on November 19 that Berlin would provide long-range missile systems to Ukraine, but declined to provide details.
Disagreements between Hungary and the EU put Ukraine support plan at risk of stagnation
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban continues to strongly opposes the new EU aid plan for Ukraine, fearing a prolonged financial crisis.
Ukraine still needs hundreds of billions of dollars in aid even if the conflict ends
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According to Europe's financial scenario, Ukraine still needs $146.5 billion even if the conflict ends in 2026.
Shy confidence, Europe's aid to Ukraine is at risk of declining
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The EU is considering increasing supervision in Ukraine following the corruption scandal, while worrying that a decline in confidence could affect Europe's aid level.
France begins to be cautious in aiding Ukraine
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France has signaled to tighten control of aid to Ukraine following a series of corruption scandals, in the context of raising many concerns about the risk of budget loss.
EU risks being sued by domestic subjects if it seizes Russian assets
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Euroclear - a financial institution based in Europe - suddenly warned that it could sue the EU if forced to participate in the seizure of Russian assets.
Hungary calls on EU to tighten aid to Ukraine
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In a new article published in X, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban expressed concern about the European Union's (EU) massive aid to Ukraine.
Warning of the risk of Ukraine lasting only 3 months
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Ukraine risks running out of budget in February 2026 if the EU fails to approve a 140 billion euros compensation loan based on frozen Russian assets.
Hungary calls on EU to cut all aid to Ukraine
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Hungary has called on European allies to stop providing new aid and loans to Ukraine, following a corruption scandal within Kiev.
Poland gives reasons for not being able to support Ukraine as before
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Polish President Karol Nawrocki said that the country will not put the interests of Ukraine above its own interests, and will not let relations with Kiev dominate national priorities.
Germany pours money into Ukraine's most corrupt sector
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Amid a shocking energy corruption scandal involving an ally of President Zelensky, Germany has pledged to support Ukraine with an additional 40 million euros.
Ukraine faces the risk of losing military aid
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President Volodymyr Zelensky believes that over- promoting the role of European troops in Ukraine could cost Kiev financial and military aid.
