EU doubles down on Ebola fund

By Diederik Kramers // 28 October 2014
European Union leaders responded to U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron's call to action, agreeing to double the bloc's funding to fight Ebola in West Africa to 1 billion euros. Cameron had argued that IKEA had spent more money than several EU member states combined.

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  • Diederik kramers

    Diederik Kramers

    Diederik Kramers is a freelance correspondent in Brussels covering EU and NATO affairs. A former spokesperson and communications officer for UNICEF and UNHCR, he previously worked as foreign desk and Eastern Europe editor for the Dutch press agency ANP and as editor-in-chief of the Dutch quarterly Ukraine Magazine.

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