EU plans to indefinitely freeze Russian assets to facilitate a €165 billion loan for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

Die EU-Kommission will festgesetztes russisches Vermögen nutzen, um den Finanzbedarf der Ukraine zu decken. Mitgliedstaaten verständigen sich nun auf einen ersten wichtigen…

Russia's central bank says it is suing Belgium's Euroclear in court following an EU bid to use Russian assets to aid Ukraine.

The anticipated move, slammed by Hungary, is a key step in a plan to use the funds to underwrite a loan to Ukraine.

EU plans to indefinitely freeze Russian assets to facilitate a €165 billion loan for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

According to Leonid Slutsky, the decision to freeze the assets for their subsequent use in a reparations loan to the Kiev regime will mean "crossing the Rubicon," a step that will…

According to the plan of the European Commission, this step is the first phase in further expropriation of Russian assets

BRUSSELS: The European Union on Friday indefinitely froze Russia’s assets in Europe to ensure that Hungary and Slovakia, both with Moscow-friendly governments, can’t prevent the…

The decision is a significant step towards using the cash to aid Ukraine’s defence – but Moscow is threatening to retaliate

Commenting on this decision, EU leaders did not go into these legal details, but simply called the freeze on Russian assets "indefinite"

Ukraine’s ambassador to Washington insisted meeting ‘only covered national security related issues’

To circumvent a potential veto from Viktor Orban's Hungary, member states invoked an article of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, which covers economic stability in times…

Kremlin aims to fire warning shot against EU’s plan to use €90bn of frozen funds to give loan to Ukraine