High fuel prices challenge the German government
Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants to provide relief to motorists. But exactly how this is to happen remains unclear.
High fuel prices challenge the German government
Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants to provide relief to motorists. But exactly how this is to happen remains unclear.
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