The European Commission and some member states are stepping up their efforts to win support for more joint borrowing to secure Ukraine’s financing needs as efforts to make greater use of Russia’s frozen central-bank assets remain bogged down by Belgium.
The European Commission and some member states are stepping up their efforts to win support for more joint borrowing to secure Ukraine’s financing needs as efforts to make greater use of Russia’s frozen central-bank assets remain bogged down by Belgium.
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The European Commission and some member states are stepping up their efforts to win support for more joint borrowing to secure Ukraine’s financing needs as efforts to make greater use of Russia’s frozen central-bank assets remain bogged down by Belgium.
