Gas crunch will affect South-East European politics

Tuesday, January 18, 2022

World natural gas price rises have created headaches for Balkan governments, households, companies and environmentalists

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Public service trade unionists in Izmir burn their pay slips in protest against high inflation in Turkey and the rising cost of living after price rises for electricity, gas, fuel, transport and food, Izmir, January 14 (Idil Toffolo/Shutterstock)

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