Ukraine peace talks resume in Berlin with US and EU officials

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said, "The most credible option is the reparations loan.
59% : Zelenskyy's team is hoping for a clear endorsement from the US and EU for both the ceasefire terms and the financing package.
57% : The Berlin meetings marked the first time representatives from Ukraine, the US, the EU, and NATO held joint talks on a potential settlement.
52% : The evening session, scheduled to begin at 18:00 GMT, brought together senior EU, NATO, and European heads of government, including Keir Starmer, Alexander Stubb, Emmanuel Macron, Ursula von der Leyen, and Mark Rutte. Stubb, who met with Zelenskyy in a separate bilateral meeting earlier in the day, said the two coordinated positions ahead of the broader summit.
51% : The new version, negotiated with input from Kyiv and EU capitals, remains under discussion.
50% : A decision is pending on whether to use frozen Russian assets in the EU as collateral for a reparations loan to Ukraine.
46% : The EU has frozen nearly $250 billion in Russian state assets.

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