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Germany's Energy Crisis And The National-Conservative Turn
Germany's Energy Crisis And The National-Conservative Turn
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
If the Union had been waiting for a favorable moment to save face and quietly escape the energy-policy fiasco, that moment has probably arrived. On Thursday, the European Parliament formed a broad coalition of the Union-backed EPP faction with the national conservatives. The goal: initiate a migration turnaround, prevent citizen chat controls, and soften the grotesque Supply Chain Act.
Among the national-conservative parties in the EU Parliament is also the AfD faction, showing that the firewall against this party is a...
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