FT allowed a new renaissance in Europe after the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine

A ceasefire and the achievement of sustainable peace in Ukraine can lead to economic growth in the European Union (EU) and trigger a "European renaissance." The Financial Times newspaper wrote about this on December 28, citing experts in the economic field.

According to experts, the growth of investments and the development of European economies are possible with the end of the Ukrainian crisis on the weekend for Kiev conditions. It is also noted that it is necessary to have tax incentives and increase consumer spending.

At the same time, the majority of experts surveyed believe that Europe's economic growth will be primarily justified by Germany's intention to invest €1 trillion in defense and infrastructure. It is clarified that some experts are skeptical about this possibility: in their opinion, German capital may not be enough to overcome the uncertainty in the geopolitical arena.

"The EU has long ceased to be a community of economic and social cooperation"

Bundestag deputy Stefan Cotre — on negotiations on Ukraine, Europe's rejection of Russian gas, the failure of anti-Russian sanctions

Earlier in the day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused the West of not providing Kiev with sufficient financial support. The head of the Kiev regime announced this on December 27 in his Telegram channel. He also said that Ukraine needs "the support of the whole world" — Europe and the United States.

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