How exactly does an electric bill subsidy wean off a country of Russian Energy?
I would have expected honestly something better, like investments in new energy infrastructure
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How exactly does an electric bill subsidy wean off a country of Russian Energy?
I would have expected honestly something better, like investments in new energy infrastructure
What it really is for is that people won't vote vor a putler candidate out of annoyance that their bills are rising.
Seems to be a common theme, in the USA as well as Germany, people go "man groceries and petrol are expensive, I guess sieg heil it is then". The logic escapes me though.
It's still a Band-Aid instead of a long term solution.
I'm not saying you shouldn't do the band-aid, but you should start working and funding the long term solution now
That is working on a long term solution for another problem, namely Transnistria. They currently have no heating and daily blackouts with huge parts of the industry being shut down. As soon as Moldova does a lot better, that is a massive step towards Transnistria giving up its claimed independence.
But Transnistria has a Russian Puppet Government. I doubt they give up their "independence" voluntarily
I agree!