BRUSSELS – Latvia’s foreign affairs minister says a proposal to create a 100-billion-euro ($107 billion), five-year fund for Ukraine would improve coordination among North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members on providing military aid and send a signal to Moscow that those in the alliance are providing the aid together. Krisjanis Karins told RFE/RL in an...
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