Europe still can't kick its Russian gas habit
07 Jul EU Institutions

Europe still can't kick its Russian gas habit

Europe is importing record volumes of LNG ahead of the 2027 ban while a Danish shipyard continues to service the tanker fleet linking Europe to Russia's Arctic gas exports.
by Peder Schaefer
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Michał Boni: If we want to avoid the disintegration of the EU, we need to merge national identities with a European identity
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MEPs call for strong EU political commitment on eliminating viral hepatitis
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Can MEPs play a role in recasting the politics of Brexit in Britain, asks Denis MacShane
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