This article discusses the election of Kyriakos Pierrakakis as president of the Eurogroup, signaling Greece’s recovery from past Eurozone crises. It highlights ongoing EU debates over a €90 billion survival loan for Ukraine, facing opposition particularly from Belgium and France regarding the use of frozen Russian assets. Additionally, EU finance ministers are addressing customs loopholes that allow small ecommerce packages to enter without duties, planning a temporary levy before 2028. The piece emphasizes the urgency of these financial matters as EU leaders prepare for an upcoming summit.
