The European Union is urgently seeking ways to support Ukraine financially amid ongoing war costs, with a proposed €140 billion reparations loan sourced from immobilized Russian assets. However, Belgium, where these assets are held, is hesitant due to legal concerns and potential retaliation from Russia. The plan aims to provide Ukraine with necessary funds while minimizing direct costs to EU member states. The European Commission is exploring options to address Ukraine's financial needs, with a focus on transparency and shared risks among member states. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)