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Christian Küchen: Tankrabatt in Deutschland

How the fuel discount became a bone of contention

When it came to the fuel rebate, parts of the media and the public quickly had a clear opinion: The energy tax cut on gasoline and diesel would not be passed on in full, and the petroleum industry would keep a slice of it. The story of a different perception.

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Claire Stam

What's cooking in Brussels

The all-dominant topic in the coming week will be the gas crisis. The governments in Spain and France have already called on their compatriots to save.

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Claire Stam

What's cooking in Brussels

The Czech Council Presidency will focus on the European Union's energy supply over the winter. It is likely to continue as turbulently as it began.

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Dr. Raphael Weyland ist Büroleiter des Nabu in Brüssel

Nature Restoration Law: positive impetus for the Green Deal

Yes, the EU Commission has stayed the course, with Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans and Environment Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius in a leading role. On June 22, they presented the proposal for a regulation to restore nature, which goes back to the European Green Deal.

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Linn Selle

For a new European integration landscape

For a long time, Wandel durch Handel ("change through trade") was the unofficial slogan of the European security architecture. The war in Ukraine has ruthlessly revealed that the German government's long and naively negligent adherence to this principle has tended to rather bring about the opposite of peace and democratic progress in Europe. Now is the time to rebuild the European integration landscape on the basis of democracy and the rule of law.

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