European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Friday more than $39 billion in loans to Ukraine to repair power plants and critical civilian infrastructure.

"Russia's relentless attacks mean further support is necessary," says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as she pledged $39 billion.

The European official stressed that for this decision to come into force, all EU countries must unanimously approve it by the end of the year ...

This statement follows Germany's approval of nearly €400 million (approximately $426 million) in military assistance for ...

Russia’s state-run oil tanker company Sovcomflot PJSC said that western sanctions on ships moving the nation’s petroleum oil ...

The European Union has vowed to enhance its military capability. But money is scarce, responsibilities overlap and the new ...

The European Commission says it will loan Ukraine up to $39 billion after Russia destroyed its infrastructure:::: Kyiv, ...

European Union officials reduced a planned loan after Hungary blocked an agreement that would have satisfied U.S.

A charred transformer from one of Ukraine’s badly damaged power plants has come to a square in Kyiv's city center — a stark ...

The European Union has pledged to lend Ukraine up to 35 billion euro (£29 billion) as part of a loan package organised by the ...

The European Union may consider temporarily suspending its visa-free regime with Georgia if an Oct. 26 parliamentary election ...

The European Union is ready to lend Ukraine up to $39 billion as part of a loan package organized by the Group of Seven major ...