Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has said Russian assets, not only European taxpayers' money, should fund Ukraine's defence, and expects talks with EU counterparts next week.

"We believe now is the time to revert to the issue of how we can make further use of Russia's immobilized assets for the benefit of Ukraine," reads a draft letter seen by the Kyiv…

Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland are urging the European Commission to revive work on using more than €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, the FT…