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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is under scrutiny for blocking a significant EU aid credit to Ukraine, with diplomatic hopes for resolution following his recent proposals.

The ongoing war in Ukraine faces a funding crisis as both sides rely heavily on international support, while Ukraine reportedly runs out of funds amidst delayed EU aid and expanding trade relations between Russia and China.

Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski emphasizes the importance of EU membership and aid to Ukraine, countering right-wing myths.

The EU Commission has approved a 400-million-euro state aid scheme to support strategic investments in clean technologies in Greece.

The EU is seeking a way to unblock aid for Ukraine by potentially offering Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a symbolic political victory, which may enable him to lift his veto against the funding.

Germany's minister expresses dismay at Hungary's veto on EU sanctions against Russia and aid to Ukraine.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledged to uphold financial commitments to Ukraine despite Hungary's veto against a €90 billion support plan.

The EU's previously agreed-upon massive financial aid to Ukraine is stalling due to Hungary's opposition, revealing cracks in the bloc's solidarity.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declares that the EU will disburse a planned 90 billion Euro loan to Ukraine, despite Hungary's veto.

The European Commission announced a new immediate energy support package for Ukraine worth 100 million euros, emphasizing their ongoing significant financial and military assistance amidst the ongoing crisis.

Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the EU will provide a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine despite some obstacles from member states.

The EU has announced a plan to lend Ukraine 90 billion euros as stated by Ursula von der Leyen during her visit to Kyiv.

Hungarian Prime Minister V. Orban has stated he will continue to block EU financial aid to Ukraine until oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline resume, amidst ongoing tensions regarding energy supply disruptions.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is obstructing a crucial EU financial aid package for Ukraine, raising questions about his motivations amid a challenging domestic electoral climate.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Kyiv empty-handed, bringing only words of support instead of the promised €90 billion aid package, due to Hungary and Slovakia's vetoes.

Today marks the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing war's toll and the EU's recent failure to finalize a substantial aid package.

Hungary and Slovakia blocked the EU's new sanctions package against Russia and a significant loan for Ukraine, highlighting ongoing tensions in European energy security.

The EU has not succeeded in finalizing new sanctions against Moscow or financial aid for Ukraine ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.

EU leaders are arriving in Kyiv for a significant memorial while facing delays in delivering promised aid and sanctions due to Hungary's veto.

Lithuanian Foreign Minister K. Budrys emphasized the need for the EU to increase military aid to Ukraine and expedited its membership by 2030.

Hungary has declared its intention to obstruct the EU's financial aid to Ukraine and the imposition of sanctions on Russia.

The article discusses the financial support provided by the EU to Ukraine, questioning the scale and significance of the funding in relation to other expenditures.

Hungary's decision to veto sanctions against Russia and block financial aid for Ukraine is linked to its perception of a conspiracy involving Kyiv, the EU, and domestic opposition.

Donald Tusk emphasized the necessity for Poland to aid Ukraine amid potential aggressions and discussed the EU's SAFE program for securing loans to assist member states.

The EU has become Ukraine's primary supporter amid ongoing challenges stemming from Russia's invasion, pledging significant financial aid while grappling with humanitarian issues and governance reforms.

Brussels is urging Hungary to approve a significant financial aid package for Ukraine, which Hungary is currently blocking.

EU foreign ministers are debating crucial financial aid for Ukraine and fresh sanctions against Russia ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion.

Ukraine's struggle continues with a significant decline in support from the U.S., while the EU has increased its aid efforts.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is using dramatic videos to convey messages about Ukraine, claiming that financial aid requested by Ukraine is not for defense but for its own economic benefit.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has threatened to block EU aid to Ukraine, prompting Kyiv to consider a formal complaint against Hungary and Slovakia to the EU.

Ukraine responds to threats from Slovakia and Hungary regarding the blockage of EU aid and electricity supply.

Hungary announces plans to block an EU aid package for Ukraine, tying its support to the lifting of an oil pipeline blockade.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced on social media that Hungary will block a €90 billion loan intended for Ukraine, mirroring Ukraine's suspension of oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline.

Hadja Lahbib, the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid, wrapped up her tour in the Great Lakes region with a visit to Goma, meeting with local leaders to secure commitments for peace and cooperation.

Budapest has threatened to block EU aid to Kyiv until oil deliveries via the Druzhba pipeline are restored.

Western partners have pledged over €600 million to support Ukraine's energy sector, as confirmed by Ukraine's Ministry of Energy during talks in Paris.

The European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid visited Kigali as part of her tour addressing the humanitarian crisis resulting from the conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

The inaugural meeting of the Peace Council, established by President Trump, takes place in Washington with delegates from 47 countries and the EU to discuss relief efforts and reconstruction in Gaza.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized EU leaders for their belief that they can exhaust Russia through military and financial aid to Ukraine.

The EU has pledged 81.2 million euros in humanitarian aid for victims of the ongoing conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

The Council of the European Union is set to formally approve a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine to assist with its financial needs for 2026-2027 on 24 February.

The European Union is set to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion aid package contingent on the approval of a new International Monetary Fund program.

The article discusses the challenges Ukraine faces in securing military aid from the EU due to Hungary's blockade and the need for reform in decision-making processes within the EU.

The European Court of Justice's advocate general suggests that the European Commission should reverse a €10 billion funding allocation to Hungary due to its non-compliance with EU norms.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stated that Europe would benefit by stopping financial aid to Ukraine.

The EU has taken on the majority of financial support for Ukraine as U.S. aid has dwindled significantly and is expected to cease almost entirely by 2025.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban urged the EU to cease its financial support for Ukraine, arguing that the funds could be better used for enhancing EU member states' competitiveness.

Hungary has blocked Estonia and several other EU countries from receiving compensation for military aid sent to Ukraine, totaling 6.6 billion euros.

The European Parliament has approved a financial aid package aimed at supporting Ukraine.

The European Parliament approved legislation for a €90 billion loan to Ukraine to address its urgent financing needs amid the war with Russia, while alerting about potential corruption.