The EU on June 24 agreed to start paying out a first chunk of funds worth 1.4 billion euros ($1.5 billion) earned from Russian frozen assets to help arm Ukraine, bypassing blockages from Hungary.  The money is part of roughly three billion euros a year in interest from immobilized Russian central bank funds that the...

Unlock this article with Premium. To access all premium content, contact us at [email protected]
Already a member? Log in here