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I'm John Bats with Anatole Leven at the Quincy Institute for Responsible to Statecraft.

Winter is coming and the preparation for winter, a year and a half into the war, is said to be adequate

because there's no scrambling.

There's liquefied natural gas, there are other energy resources.

The major powers of the European Union look to have stabilized themselves after the panic

and look cut off of Russian oil, gas and refined products.

However, I read this from a quote by a German participant at last week's Ambrosecetti

Forum of Business Leaders in Italy.

What has to become of our economy?

Are we to stop making things and like Britain become an economy based on its entirely

on services and the manipulation of money?

That is no way forward for Germany, and accompanying this in the telegraph, a column, is a chart of

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