Debate: ECB opposes using Russian assets for Ukraine loan
According to aewspaper report, the European Central Bank (ECB) has refused to back plans to help Ukraine using frozen Russian assets. The bank reportedly declined to guarantee the reparations loan for Ukraine, citing possible violations of EU treaties. Belgium also continues to express doubts about the legal certainty of accessing the assets. Commentators examine the reasons behind this and look at alternatives.
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/349553/ecb-opposes-using-russian-assets-for-ukraine-loan?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-12-05
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Debate: Little progress in talks with Moscow
US emissaries Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner spent five hours on Monday trying toegotiate a peace deal with Vladimir Putin on Ukraine. But according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov, there was agreement only on 'some points' and 'a lot of work lies ahead' for Washington and Moscow. US President Donald Trump said his delegation had been left with the impression that Putin was interested in peace. Commentators examine what this might mean for Europe?
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/349481/little-progress-in-talks-with-moscow?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-12-05
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Debate: Babiš to be PM after resolving conflict of interest
The path isow clear for Andrej Babiš to become the Czech Republic'sew head of government. President Petr Pavel has agreed to appoint him prime minister on Tuesday, after the multi-billionaire announced that he is transferring his company Agrofert to an independent trust to resolve the existing conflict of interest. Pavel had made this a precondition for the appointment. The Czech press takes stock.
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/349554/babis-to-be-pm-after-resolving-conflict-of-interest?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-12-05
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