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Sep 2022
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European leaders announce billions to he...

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European governments are starting to introduce relief packages in an effort to soften the blow of rising energy prices and the cost of living crisis. Germany, Sweden and Finland have sought to bolster their financial defences because of the impact of the war in Ukraine. Also in the programme: We hear from a former Pakistani minister over promises to compens ... Show More
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