The EU’s €1 trillion coronavirus question
By DW
28 April 2020 |
4:56 pm
The EU has been criticized for its response to the COVID-19 crisis. In recent weeks, the bloc has been scrambling to come up with clear financial plans, but despite huge figures being mentioned, uncertainty remains.
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