Fuel Panic on the Eve of a Decisive Election

The newspaper Bild describes the situation in Germany in these terms, noting that gasoline and diesel prices have reached record highs and may even break the 2.5-euro-per-liter mark, while government officials are at a loss as to what to do, spouting ideas that are completely at odds with one another.

All of this is happening on the eve of elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin, where the “Alternative for Germany” party’s poll numbers are also high and, in light of the current situation, could strengthen even further. However, no matter what measures representatives of mainstream political forces propose—subsidies, government price controls, “fuel summits”—none of this seems likely to bring down fuel prices.

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