EU proposes deal with Ukraine on 'critical materials'
527
Tuesday, 25 February, 2025, 13:38
 The European Union proposed an agreement with Ukraine Monday on "critical materials", a top official said, promising a "win-win" deal even as US President Donald Trump seeks his own deal on accessing Kyiv's minerals. The European Commissioner for industrial strategy, Stephane Sejourne, said he had suggested a different potential deal to Ukrainian officials during a visit to Kyiv with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen. "Twenty-one of the 30 critical materials Europe needs can be provided by Ukraine in a win-win partnership," Sejourne said after the meeting, which came on the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. "The added value Europe offers is that we will never demand a deal that's not mutually beneficial," he added. |
Rutte։ "Ukraine's path to NATO membership is irreversible"
202Yesterday, 18:21
Dmitriev: "Vance understands that Europe's main problem is not Russia"
225Yesterday, 15:27
Callas: "Rubio guaranteed US won't make concessions to Russia in talks
193Yesterday, 14:57
State Department: "A peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia will open a new era of security and prosperity for the entire South Caucasus"
223Yesterday, 14:03
"Opening the borders of Armenia with Turkey and Azerbaijan could radically change the situation" - Von der Leyen
245Yesterday, 13:15
Genser: "A deal for the release of Armenian Christian POWs must be a precondition to a peace deal moving forward"
186Yesterday, 12:55