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   DIR By: chandoona ct
       Date: August 30, 2023, 12:17 am
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       To what extent do you think that energy interests explain the
       internal differences in the European Union and help us to better
       understand the current situation?Energy is a fundamental fault
       line within the EU . If we go back to the 1990s and early 2000s,
       different EU countries had very different attitudes towards
       dependence on Russian gas. Germany, in particular, had never
       embraced the idea that Europe needed to get rid of Russian gas
       because, since the 1970s, German governments have made the gas
       relationship with the USSR – and later with Russia – the
       cornerstone in many aspects of Ostpolitik.
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       active in seeking
       alternatives. However, the real point of tension on this issue
       within Europe was caused by the shale gas boom inThe USA in the
       2010s. In fact, the development by the USA of a significant
       capacity to export liquefied natural gas across the oceans has
       allowed it to position itself as a new competitor to Russia in
       the European gas market.
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       Some EU countries , led by Poland, wanted to seize this
       opportunity not only because they frowned on the overall
       dependence on the EUabout Russia, but also because they were
       very concerned about Vladimir Putin's attempts to encircle
       Ukraine in order to get Russian gas to Europe. This was the
       case, in particular, when in 2005 the German government approved
       the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline that passes under the Baltic Sea.
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