Ukraine's non-EU allies have reduced their financial support for 2027 by almost 5 times Ukraine's allies need to find an additional 70 billion euros, which is estimated in its deficit next year. The European Union, which has already allocated a loan of 90 billion euros for the years 2026-2027, is looking for new sources of funding and also calls on partners to significantly increase their contribution, writes the Financial Times. These, according to a document from the European Commission, seen by the newspaper, have so far only promised 4 billion euros, although they have allocated 19 billion euros for the current year. G7 countries such as the US, UK, Canada and Japan are currently ready to provide only 1 billion euros, according to an analysis by the EC. More details.

Ukraine's non-EU allies have reduced their financial support for 2027 by almost 5 times Ukraine's allies need to find an additional 70 billion euros, which is estimated in its deficit next year. The European Union, which has already allocated a loan of 90 billion euros for the years 2026-2027, is looking for new sources of funding and also calls on partners to significantly increase their contribution, writes the Financial Times. These, according to a document from the European Commission, seen by the newspaper, have so far only promised 4 billion euros, although they have allocated 19 billion euros for the current year. G7 countries such as the US, UK, Canada and Japan are currently ready to provide only 1 billion euros, according to an analysis by the EC. More details.