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Emmanuel Tetteh • 22 Apr • 591 words · 3 min read
After a long impasse, will a crucial financial lifeline for Ukraine finally be approved?
EU ambassadors are convening in Cyprus to discuss a vital €90bn loan for Ukraine after months of deadlock. A key obstacle involving oil supplies and political tensions may soon be resolved- but what does this mean for Ukraine?
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