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schema:articleBody	German Chancellor Angela Merkel will not rule out consequences for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project if Russia fails to thoroughly investigate the poisoning of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, her spokesman said Monday. Asked whether Merkel would protect the multi-billion-euro pipeline from Russia to Europe if Germany were to seek sanctions over the Navalny case, spokesman Steffen Seibert said: "The chancellor believes it would be wrong to rule anything out from the start." Nord Stream 2, a 10-billion-euro ($11-billion) pipeline near completion beneath the Baltic Sea, is set to double Russian natural-gas shipments to Germany, Europe's largest economy. It has long been in the crosshairs of the United States, which has criticised European countries for their reliance on energy from Russia. US President Donald Trump has signed legislation that targets contractors working on the project, meaning that German companies face sanctions for even small investment. Even within the European Union, there are voices against the pipeline. Poland and other former Eastern Bloc states are wary of the EU becoming too reliant on Moscow, while non-EU member Ukraine fears that the new pipeline would cut it out of the gas supply business and allow Moscow to ratchet up pressure. Germany, despite political differences with Russia, however sees Nord Stream 2 as ensuring a more stable and cleaner source of energy as it pivots away from coal and nuclear power. As well as Russian giant Gazprom, which has a majority stake, the international consortium involved in the Nord Stream 2 project includes huge European players like Germany's Wintershall and Uniper groups, the Dutch-British Shell, France's Engie and Austria's OMV. hmn/mfp/spm
schema:headline	Merkel won't rule out Nord Stream impact from Navalny affair
schema:mentions	Uniper Aleksey Belevsky-Zhukovsky Chancellor of Germany Baltic Sea Gazprom Nuclear power Nord Stream Austria Pipeline transport Moscow Angela Merkel Poland Germany European Union Russia Ukraine United States President of the United States Donald Trump Wintershall OMV GenOn Energy Socket wrench Eastern Bloc Steffen Seibert Coal-fired power station Energy industry French Third Republic
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schema:datePublished	2020-09-07 (xsd:date)
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