Washington has described the post-war ‘prosperity plan’ as a crucial part of ongoing peace negotiations
The signing of a multi-billion Ukraine reconstruction plan originally scheduled to take place in Davos this week has been delayed, the Financial Times has reported, citing officials. Disputes over Washington’s pursuit of Greenland are cited as a cause.
The so-called ‘prosperity plan’ between Ukraine, EU and the US, worth around $800 billion, is intended to provide Kiev with financing for reconstruction after a ceasefire through 2040. It is reportedly structured around the rare-earth minerals deal clinched by US President Donald Trump and…
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