The Austrian Federal Chancellor is pleased about the summit compromise to support Ukraine. The joint borrowing initially means “no immediate burden” for Austrian taxpayers, he assured. The frozen Russian funds could be used for repayment.
After 25 years of negotiations, the EU is still not ready to sign an agreement with four South American countries.
Mette Frederiksen is pleased that Ukraine is receiving a loan of 90 billion euros. That secures the country.
Slovak MEP and Vice-President of the EP Martin Hojsík welcomed the fact that the European Commission has presented an Action Plan for Affordable Housing.
The Vice President of the Slovak Parliament, Andrej Danko, called the European Commission fake because of the ban on the sale of cars with combustion engines.