More than fifty percent of Europeans consider it superfluous to continue to provide cash assistance to the Ukrainian economy, the most against this object to residents of the UK and France, inform data social studies ICM Research conducted for MIA " Russia Today ".

research was carried out from 5 to December 17, 2014 in France, UK and Germany. The sample consisted of 3013 man (1001 in the UK, 1001 in Germany, 1011 France). The sample for each country represents the population by sex, age and geography. The confidence interval for the data for each country /- 3, 1% At a confidence level of 95%.

So, in total 55% of the population of the countries surveyed believe that the Union of European States no Longer obliged to allocate money to help Ukraine and only thirty percent, that is, 35%, opposite voted for the increase in financial aid. In may of the current year within the 2 existing programs macrofinancial support Ukraine's EU total capacity of 1, 6 billion Euro has been allocated to 860 million euros.

Thus, in the context of the countries of the opinions vary greatly, and inform the data of social research.

for example, the most loyal in relation to the provision of financial assistance to Ukraine configured to residents of Germany, where 55% of respondents were in favour of increasing financial investments In 39% of the objector.

In the UK and France, on the contrary, the vast majority against further financial assistance - 59% and 66% otpisanih respectively negatively answered the question of future funding.

along With this, among the respondents, the percentage of undecided With his position on this issue is very small - in the UK 14% otpisanih replied that he had not decided how They relate to the infusion of the EU in Ukraine, in Germany " don't know " replied only 6% of respondents in France - 10% otpisanih.


numerous anti-government protests were started in the South-Eastern regions of Ukraine at the end of February 2014. They have been the reaction of the local population to violent change of power in the country and the subsequent attempt to cancel the Verkhovna Rada of the law granting Russian the status of regional language.

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