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Ukraine gets a loan from the EU, but is it enough?
For us today, this is an important victory.
It's not as good as we hoped for because it's only half of the funds, but this is something.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
This is Rahul Tanden and in this edition one of Ukraine's top economists tells us the EU needs to provide more money.
We'll hear from the former chair of the ice cream maker Ben and Jerry's independent board who says she's been forced out of a job and that's why her Sony collared the Snoopy franchise.
We're going to start WBR
though by talking about two countries that have got loans that could and should be crucial.
for their economies, but at what cost we'll go to Sri Lanka shortly.
But firstly, let's look at what's happening in Ukraine,
because the European Union has agreed to give Ukraine a loan of just over $100 billion,
$105 billion to be accurate, which we like to be on this program.
After that agreement, the Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, had this to say.
will be repaid only after you get the reparations from Russia.