European Union considers stricter conditions on €90 billion loan to Ukraine

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

The European Commission may tie €8.4 billion in 2026 macro-financial aid to Ukraine to the introduction of a controversial business tax change.
This move could make crucial aid payouts conditional, potentially complicating Ukraine's access to funds needed to support its war effort against Russia.
The proposed stricter terms reflect growing EU scrutiny over financial assistance, as Ukraine relies heavily on external support to maintain economic stability during the ongoing conflict.

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