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We will indeed carry out a thorough assessment of the impact of the crisis on the overall European economy.

Welcome to EU Confidential. I'm Andrew Gray, Politico's EU editor, and that was European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at the end of Thursday's video conference of EU leaders.

To sum it up, they found a way not to disagree by deciding in advance not to try to agree.

Instead, they asked von der Leyen's commission to come up with a plan

for a fund to help Europe's economy recover from the coronavirus and to figure out how that would

work with the EU's long-term budget. Vonderlion outlined some of her thinking, but the big

questions remain to be resolved and we'll get to those in just a few

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