A new plan in Germany proposes the EU to borrow €140 billion for Ukraine, distributing the risk among member states based on GDP. Finland's President Alexander Stubb suggests framing the aid as war compensation rather than a blank cheque. Belgium is hesitant to release frozen Russian assets, fearing it would damage its financial credibility. Stubb believes the plan is legally sound and beneficial for Ukraine, while also supporting proposals to streamline EU decision-making. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)