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Published on: 02/10/2026 - 11:44
In light of the continuing rise in global diesel prices, the European Union is examining ways to confront the repercussions of the crisis on the economies of member states and the transport and energy sectors. These moves come in conjunction with American pressure calling for the release of part of the strategic fuel reserves with the aim of calming the markets and reducing the rise in prices. What options are available to the Europeans? Is Brussels heading to use the strategic reserve to confront the crisis? To answer these questions, France 24 correspondent Hussein Asad joins us from Brussels.
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