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Germany pressing Belgium on frozen Russian assets
BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday he is pressing the Belgian government to come to an agreement with the EU to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine. The European Commission and multiple EU member states want to use immobilized Russian central bank assets to provide Kyiv with loans but Belgium, which hosts international deposit organization Euroclear, fears such a move could expose it to crippling legal and financial reprisals from Moscow.
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tass.com
Belgium convinces Italy that expropriation of Russian assets has serious risks
"Belgium will not expropriate Russian assets and hand them over to Ukraine without European guarantees against lawsuits and demands to return the money," Belgian Minister of…
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arabnews.com
EU urgently seeks agreement on using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, as US touts other ideas
BRUSSELS: The European Union has accelerated efforts to agree on a scheme to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine after a US-backed peace plan last week set out different…
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EU’s plan for using frozen Russian assets for Kiev may push debts costs higher — Euroclear
According to the Brussels-based central securities depositary, such a mechanism would be perceived as "confiscation" outside the European Union and spook investors
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Belgian PM digs in against EU push to use Russian assets for Ukraine
BRUSSELS: Belgium’s Prime Minister Bart De Wever has called an EU plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine “fundamentally wrong,” throwing further doubt on a push by…
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theguardian.com
Belgium hits back at EU plan to use frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine
Prime minister says proposal violates international law and would destabilise financial markets
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Germany pressing Belgium on frozen Russian assets
BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday he is pressing the Belgian government to come to an agreement with the EU to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine. The…