EU proposes 750 billion-euro coronavirus recovery fund

Japan Today

Published 27 May 2020

The European Union proposed a 750 billion-euro ($825 billion) recovery fund to help countries weather a painful recession triggered by the coronavirus and sought Wednesday to bridge divisions…

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EU proposes 750 billion-euro coronavirus recovery fund

EU proposes 750 billion-euro coronavirus recovery fund

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