BRUSSELS, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever said on Thursday that his country needs concrete and solid guarantees before supporting a plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund a ...

Strong Roots, the Ireland-based frozen-food supplier that has built a presence on both sides of the Atlantic, has secured investment from a US private-equity firm. The company has sold a stake to US ...

Summit pledges Ukraine funding for next 2 years Use of Russian frozen assets still under discussion Belgium raised concerns over 'reparation loan' plan Zelenskiy urged quick approval of scheme Belgium ...

EU leaders will meet Ukraine's financial needs for two years but did not approve using frozen Russian assets for a €140 billion loan due to Belgium's concerns. Zelensky urged quick approval of the ...