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Newsday: 27/07/2022 04:06 GMT : Russian energy giant Gazprom due to cut quantity of gas flowing to western Europe

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27/07/2022 04:06 GMT 

27/07/2022 04:06 GMT : Russian energy giant Gazprom due to cut quantity of gas flowing to western Europe

Russian energy giant Gazprom due to cut quantity of gas flowing to western Europe

BBC World Service - Newsday, Russian energy giant Gazprom due to cut quantity of gas flowing to western Europe

Russia will  be closing down a turbine on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Russia will  be closing down a turbine on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline.

The Russian energy giant Gazprom is due to sharply cut the quantity of gas flowing to western Europe. European Union nations have agreed to reduce their energy consumption. We'll ask if Europe is facing an energy crisis.

Fuel imports are also a major issue for Sri Lanka, which is suffering an ongoing economic and political crisis. Trades unions have called for strikes today amid unhappiness over the new elected president Ranil Wickremesinghe.

Reports from the United States say that former president Donald Trump is being investigated by the Department of Justice for efforts to overturn the election results from 2020.

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