Russian Asset Confiscation
EU faces serious shortage due to Ukraine aid
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The EU risks a sharp increase in deficits and public debt if it does not use Russian assets as collateral for Ukraine's aid, while Belgium opposes it due to legal risks.
Ukraine is about to run out of money, the EU has not yet agreed on how to use Russian assets
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The $163 billion plan for Ukraine is being blocked by Belgium and is at risk of legal delays, raising concerns that the EU will act too late.
Ukrainian ally suddenly blocks plan to use Russian assets due to concerns about legal risks
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Worried about legal risks, France, Italy and Belgium blocked plans to use Russian assets to help Ukraine.
EU plans to deal a blow to a member who does not agree to confiscate Russian assets
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The EU is using a "hard and weak" strategy for member states: If they do not agree to seize Russian assets, they will have to support Ukraine on their own.
EU plan to use Russian assets to dump at the last minute
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The EU summit ended without reaching an agreement on the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
Ukraine may use Russian assets to buy Swedish fighters
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After the high-level meeting, Sweden signed a long-term defense cooperation agreement with Ukraine, including the ability to provide up to 150 Gripen fighters in the future.
A series of European countries support peace talks when Ukraine is at a disadvantage in terms of territory
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Leaders of many European countries simultaneously supported US President Donald Trump's stance on marking the conflict in Ukraine, keeping the current border.
EU signals about plans to use frozen Russian assets
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The EU agreed to temporarily suspend the plan to use frozen Russian assets as collateral for Ukraine.
US makes a surprising blow to EU's plan to seize Russian assets
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The US has said it will not participate in the EU-led plan to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine.
EU worries Ukraine will not repay debts, lending plans using Russian assets are at a standstill
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The EU leader knows Ukraine has difficulty repaying its debt, so Russia's frozen asset lending plan is at a standstill.
Spain supports the use of frozen Russian assets to pour money into Ukraine
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Spain supports the EU's proposal to use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine, while pledging to sharply reduce Russian gas imports.
Russia faces the risk of losing 170 billion euros in assets to the EU
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The plan to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine is creating fierce controversy within Europe.
Moscow warns of consequences for European countries to seize Russian assets
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The Kremlin has warned of legal and unlegal actions against European countries if Russian assets are seized.
The West risks losing hundreds of billions of USD due to confiscation of Russian assets
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The seizure of Russian assets could cost the West at least $285 billion - a huge figure reflecting the level of bilateral economic tyranny.
EU has a reckless flag against hundreds of billions of dollars of frozen Russia
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The European Union (EU) is seen as reckless in its intention to completely seize Russia's frozen assets and use that money to support Ukraine.
