Kiev in the EU, Scholz slows down. But another 58 billion come from the G7 and the United States

BERLIN – The German Chancellor Olaf Scholz brakes on the fast track for Ukraine to join the European Union. And six hundred kilometers away, at the G7 in Bonn, his finance minister Christian Lindner behind the scenes rejects the American initiative, inspired by an idea by Mario Draghi, to impose a ceiling on the price of oil to calm prices but above all to impose a ‘disguised sanction’, as they define it in diplomatic circles, on supplies coming from Russia.