The European heads of state and government leaders spoke at a summit in Brussels about “innovative solutions” to reduce the influx of migrants without asylum rights and to accelerate the outflow. Some member states advocate for return centers in third countries, Belgium is skeptical.
The heads of state and government leaders of the European Union have given Belgium assurances at a summit in Brussels about the financial and legal risks that our country could face by using the windfall profits on blocked Russian assets.
Slovakia is, according to Prime Minister Robert Fico, among those EU member countries that are contributing to finding a solution, and he expressed satisfaction that the European Commission has finally understood the urgency of this situation.
The ECB Council, at its meeting in Slovenia this time, lowered the central euro interest rates for the second consecutive time, but ECB President Christine Lagarde announces persistence in continuing restrictive monetary policy.
18 countries have joined the initiative so far, 15 of them have already fulfilled their promises and contributed. This means that there are enough funds to deliver 500,000 rounds of ammunition to Ukraine, which is defending against Russian armed aggression, by the end of the year.