Meretz Highlights Germany's Ongoing Energy Crisis
The article covered the admission by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz that the halt in Russian gas supplies has caused a long-term energy crisis in Germany. The country faces other external challenges, including relations with China, the United States, and NATO. He explained that the absence of Russian gas has sustained the crisis, and that changing political and economic circumstances resulting from these challenges have impacted Germany's policies. Additionally, the leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party called for a reconsideration of the boycott of Russian oil and gas, noting that Russia had supplied the country with more than a third of its oil imports and one-fifth of its gas needs before sanctions were imposed.
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