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URN Daily: Ukraine finalizes position on minerals deal; EU transfers €1 billion under G7 ERA initiative

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Just The Facts:

  • Ukraine signs loans worth €300 million with European Investment Bank
  • Ukraine finalizes position on US minerals deal, foreign minister says
  • EU transfers €1 billion to Ukraine in third tranche under G7 ERA initiative
  • Naftogaz mulls energy, digitalization partnership with Bergen Engines, Itera

Here's What They Think:

  • CSO: Ukraine is a good example of cyber resilience
  • Responsible Statecraft: Temporary ceasefire in Ukraine serves no purpose

Sober Second Thought:

  • A G7-led fund is key to rebuilding Ukraine and setting global standard for recovery, Think7 policy brief says

The Rebuilders' Social

  • Update on works at the Ukrainian-Romanian border, French help for Chernihiv, and UkraineInvest signs agreement with Zammler Group to attract infrastructure investment.

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