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Melissa Eddy
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Mercedes-Benz Recalls Nearly 1 Million Vehicles Over Brake Issue
The German car manufacturer said that possible corrosion could cause the brakes in two of its S.U.V.s and in a luxury minivan model to malfunction.
Germany plans to keep coal-fired plants ready in case Russian gas is cut.
The power plants, due to be shut down, would be kept in reserve to provide electricity if Russia ends shipments of natural gas.
The Refinery Standing Between Germany and an Oil Embargo
A Russian-owned refinery, linked to a Soviet-era pipeline, is a reminder of Germany’s past and a stumbling block to efforts to cut off Russian oil.
German Exports to Russia Fall 62% as Sanctions Take a Toll
But despite the sanctions, German companies still sold 1 billion euros worth of goods to Russia in March.
Germany Is Preparing to Forgo Russian Gas. But a Quick Cutoff Would Hurt
“We have to be ready for it,” the German chancellor said a day after Russia quit providing natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria.
Germany’s Economy Is Likely to Contract Under a Russian Gas Embargo
The country’s central bank warned that an abrupt end of gas imports from Russia could cause Germany’s economic output to plunge and inflation to jump.
German Companies Exiting Russia Face Legal Complications
As SAP takes steps to wind down its cloud services in Russia, Continental said it was required to “temporarily” restart a Russian tire factory.
E.U. Leaders Weigh a Ban on Russian Coal
The European Union relies on Russia for almost half its coal, according to the latest data, but new contracts with other countries could change that.
Germany is Dependent on Russian Gas, Oil and Coal: Here’s Why
Under increasing pressure to sever the country’s reliance on Russian energy, German officials must contend with deeply rooted economic ties.
Germany Moves Toward Gas Rationing
The economy minister said Germany must be “prepared for an escalation on the part of Russia.”
