Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that Japan and the European Union are set to issue a joint statement regarding their economic partnership, focusing on enhancing their economic alliance with an emphasis on trade, technology, and supply chain cooperation [1]

Group 1 - The Ukrainian parliament approved the US-Ukraine mineral agreement with 338 votes in favor, indicating strong legislative support for the initiative [1] - The agreement, signed on April 30, establishes the "US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund," which is expected to begin operations within weeks if passed by the parliament [2] - The fund will have a 50-50 equity structure between the US and Ukraine, allowing for joint management and investment to accelerate Ukraine's economic recovery [2] Group 2 - Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko stated that Ukraine does not plan to repay debts to Western partners for the next 30 years, with the debt amount nearing Ukraine's annual GDP [4] - The debt-to-GDP ratio has approached 100%, but Marchenko emphasized that most of the debt is borrowed under favorable conditions, thus not considered a heavy burden [5] - Ukraine will continue to rely on Western support even after the conflict with Russia, regardless of future scenarios [5] Group 3 - Ukrainian officials held online meetings with representatives from the US, EU, and Nordic countries to discuss a 30-day unconditional ceasefire initiative proposed during the Jeddah meeting in March [5][6] - The meetings included key figures such as US Special Envoy for Middle East Affairs and representatives from France, the UK, and Germany, highlighting international collaboration on peace efforts [5][6] - All parties emphasized that a comprehensive and unconditional ceasefire is essential for achieving a just and sustainable peace [7]

Group 1 - The core point of the article is the signing of the "U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund Agreement," which aims to enhance economic cooperation and investment between the U.S. and Ukraine to accelerate Ukraine's economic recovery [1][2] - The fund will have a joint ownership structure, with both the U.S. and Ukraine holding equal shares, and will be managed collaboratively by both nations [1] - The ownership and control of mineral resources within Ukraine will remain with Ukraine, and state-owned enterprises in the oil and energy sectors will continue to be owned by Ukraine, with no privatization involved [1] Group 2 - The fund is specifically designated for investment in Ukraine, and it is expected that profits and revenues will not be distributed in the first ten years, with all funds reinvested into Ukraine's reconstruction and new projects [2] - The U.S. will provide contributions to the fund, which may include direct financial support as well as additional assistance such as air defense systems [1]

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