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Neue Rheinischezeitung - The EU, Russia and the energy crisis

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The EU, Russia and the energy crisis

Since the summer of 2021, energy prices have seen unprecedented spikes and volatility across Europe. But how has the EU responded?

Biden and Marcron, help against the Russian terror beasts

Biden and Marcron, help against the Russian terror beasts
US congress gives Zelenskyy standing ovation

US congress gives Zelenskyy standing ovation
Zelenskyy to Biden: be the leader of peace

Zelenskyy to Biden: be the leader of peace
Russian terror against civilians in Ukraine is a War Crime

Russian terror against civilians in Ukraine is a War Crime
Russian missiles strike residential area in Ukrainian capital Kyiv

Russian missiles strike residential area in Ukrainian capital Kyiv
Russian anti-war protester interrupts state TV news broadcast

Russian anti-war protester interrupts state TV news broadcast
Glory to heroic Ukraine! Слава героїчній Україні!

Glory to heroic Ukraine! Слава героїчній Україні!
Ehre der heldenhaften Ukraine! Слава героїчній Україні!

Ehre der heldenhaften Ukraine! Слава героїчній Україні!
Call Russia: Speak of Russia's WAR against Ukraine

Call Russia: Speak of Russia's WAR against Ukraine
Ukraine President Zelenskyy slams the West for unkept "promises"

Ukraine President Zelenskyy slams the West for unkept "promises"
London, UK: Zelenskyy denounces Russian war crimes in Ukraine

London, UK: Zelenskyy denounces Russian war crimes in Ukraine
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EU finances Russia's terror war in Ukraine - imports of Russian gas will only be reduced until 2023

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