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1 September 2026

Germany news: FM says Algeria can provide gas supplies

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Germany news: FM says Algeria can provide gas supplies

The top diplomat called for Germany to further diversify its energy sources given the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz and its impact on fuel prices. He said Algeria could become an important supplier of gas in the future.

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