Europe is considering seizing billions in Russian assets to support Ukraine, as proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Euroclear, the Belgian financial services giant, plans to confiscate and redistribute 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion) from frozen Russian funds to compensate Western investors whose assets were seized ...

Details: Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Italy has frozen assets belonging to Russian businessmen worth approximately €2.3 billion (approx. US$2.6 billion). The list of seized ...

Summit pledges Ukraine funding for next 2 years Use of Russian frozen assets still under discussion Belgium raised concerns over 'reparation loan' plan Zelenskiy urged quick approval of scheme Belgium ...

The EU is preparing a new mechanism to help Ukraine use Russian assets. This involves a reparations loan that will only be repaid after payments from Russia, according to Reuters. Russia's frozen ...

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At the center of President Trump’s contentious plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war isn’t peace: it’s profit. Trump envoys ...

EU leaders will task the European Commission on October 23 with drawing up a legal proposal to leverage 176 billion euros ($204 billion) of frozen Russian state assets for a loan to Ukraine -- a move ...

At the centre of President Trump's controversial plan to end the Russia‑Ukraine war is not peace but profit. A detailed Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and ...

EU governments will have to provide bilateral grants or raise new joint debt to fund Ukraine if they are unable to agree a ...

Court upholds ruling that Raiffeisen must pay Russian firm Verdict is one of harshest against a Western firm still in Russia Citibank scores win in separate case Raiffeisen says Citi case should have ...