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18 Feb 2025, 12:00
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In brief | 18 February '25

Bloomberg:

- Billions in climate subsidies have been frozen for months
- Main parties focusing on security, migration before election

CNBC:

While the change in government may not mean that trouble for German wind energy is imminent, the new ruling coalition will face challenges when it comes to renewables and wind power.

Argus Media:

Parties most likely to form government chime on need to reduce energy prices, differ on solutions.

The Guardian:

Amid Elon Musk’s meddling on behalf of the AfD, the Linke is gaining strong support from women and young voters.

Bloomberg:

Bundestag to get significantly smaller than its current 735 seats as result of a voting system overhaul.

Politico:

EU's top trade official brings a suitcase full of proposals to U.S. president to call off his trade war.

CNN:

Hard to blame any one element definitively for the company’s relatively rough seas.

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