EconomicBelgium·16 Oct 2026
Estonian PM says EU likely to provide new loan to Ukraine
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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated on October 16 that the European Union would likely need to provide a new loan to Ukraine to address a budget deficit for the upcoming year. Kyiv reported a funding gap exceeding $70 billion required for defense and regular government spending. While some EU members proposed utilizing frozen Russian assets to…
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