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Algeria plays balancing act as Europe tries cut Russian gas – Voice Of Vienna

Algeria plays balancing act as Europe tries cut Russian gas – Voice Of Vienna
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Algeria plays balancing act as Europe tries cut Russian gas

Algeria could help some nations switch off from Russian gas but the geopolitical backdrop is complex, say analysts.

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Algeria plays balancing act as Europe tries cut Russian gas | Russia-Ukraine war News

As the Russia-Ukraine war rages on, European Union members are facing a slew of energy security dilemmas. Dependent on Russia for 40 percent of its ga

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What next for world powers in war-torn Libya?

The presence of both Turkish and Russian forces in the North African country is deeply unsettling to European powers.

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Will Turkish and Russian forces really leave Libya?

Analysis: Turkey and Russia have gained various levels of leverage in Libya by virtue of their military presence on the ground, with no signs that their forces will leave anytime soon.

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