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Gasoline rebate: Lindner plays a bold game in Brussels

Isolated in Germany, in good company in Europe: The German finance minister is pushing ahead with his plans for a gasoline rebate. He is relying on the French EU presidency for support.
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Eric Bonse
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The EU wants to cushion the rapidly rising energy prices and other negative consequences of the Ukraine war for citizens and businesses. A common strategy has been agreed upon, said Bruno Le Maire (France), President-in-Office of the Council, after a meeting of EU finance ministers in Brussels.

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