All EU member states, apart from Hungary, have agreed to financially guarantee a further $5,9 billion of macro-financial assistance in long-term loans to Ukraine, EURACTIV informs.
The European Commission is set to put forward a formal proposal on the matter next week, despite resistance from the Hungarian government, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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