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Montenegro wants a coordinated European response to the rise in energy prices, not “each for itself”

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Briefings

The first minister stated the EU has the capacity to make a difference in mitigating the economic impact of the fuel crisis, while Von der Leyen emphasized that national governments must act. The article reports on this coordinated response strategy, though specific implementation details or timelines are not provided.

Key points

• The first minister asserted that the European Union possesses the capacity to make a difference in mitigating the economic impact of the fuel crisis.

Context

A European Union response strategy regarding fuel price crises was discussed, with the first minister highlighting the EU's potential role in economic mitigation.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the first minister's statement and Von der Leyen's insistence on national government action. Specific implementation details, timelines, or quantitative data are not supplied.

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