Today's Guest - The War in Ukraine: Between Trump's Peace Plan and the Search for War Funding
The European Union approves providing 90 billion euros to Ukraine to support the war
SUMMARY
The European Union announces providing 90 billion euros to Ukraine over two years, reflecting the bloc's ongoing support for the war while abandoning the option of financing aid through frozen Russian assets.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The European Union approves providing 90 billion euros to Ukraine over two years
- The funding reflects the bloc's continued commitment to supporting Ukraine
- Abandoning the option of financing aid through frozen Russian assets
- Hosting Dr. Hosni Obeidi to discuss the topic
CORE SUBJECT
European Union funding of the war in Ukraine
In the segment "Today's Guest," a clear message was sent to Russian President Vladimir Putin as the European Union approved providing ninety billion euros to Kyiv over the next two years, according to the German Chancellor. Securing funding for Kyiv brought relief among Europeans in a move that reflects the bloc's continued commitment to supporting Ukraine while simultaneously abandoning the option of financing this aid through frozen Russian assets. To discuss the topic, we host Dr. Hosni Obeidi, Professor of International Relations at the University of Geneva.
KEYWORDS
MENTIONED ENTITIES 4
Vladimir Putin
👤 Person_MaleRussian President
European Union
🏛️ OrganizationEuropean political and economic bloc
Kyiv
📍 Location_CityCapital of Ukraine
Dr. Hosni Obeidi
👤 Person_MaleProfessor of International Relations at the University of Geneva