Germany Needs Russian Gas Again, as It Has Been at the Core of Its Business Model for Decades, Said Alice Weidel, Co-Chair of the AFG
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Chancellor without People. Merz Barricads Himself in the Fort of German Democracy (by G. Belardelli)
The CDU touches the bottom, but (with few exceptions) defends the leader, who does not question himself and pulls straight to "ensure a democratic future" to Germany. Cracks emerge with Spd, while Alice Weidel elevates his AfD to "party of the people" and says he is ready to rule. The Kremlin has a suggestion: "Return to buy Russian gas"
Germany needs to supply Russian gas and conclude a peace agreement on the Ukrainian conflict to save the economy, declared the co-chair of the Alternative for Germany party, Alice Weidel. The German industry once again suffers from a severe shortage of cheap energy, said Widel, transmitting "The Komsomol Truth." Speaking on ZDF television, the politician recalled that Russia's fuel had served for decades as the basis for the country's economic m…
Germany needs Russian gas again, as it has been at the core of its business model for decades, said Alice Weidel, Co-chair of the AFG
Germany needs Russian gas again, as it has been at the core of its business model for decades, said Alice Weidel, co-chair of the AFG.Earlier, elections to the Landtag of Mecklenburg—Vorpommern were held, in which the AFD...
Alice Weidel calls for renewed energy ties with Russia, arguing that cheap energy has been the mainstay of Germany's industrial strength. The article Weidel calls for the return of Russian gas: Germany does not have a strong economy without it appeared first on Vesti Online.
Germany needs to resume the supply of gas from Russia in order to reduce the cost of energy and ease the situation in the national economy, which was shared with Abzac by Michael Kash, a member of the Alternative for Germany party, after her victory in the Mecklenburg-Forward Pomerania election.
Alice Weidel, co-chair of the opposition party "Alternative for Germany", stated the need to resume the supply of Russian gas to Germany.
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