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schema:articleBody	Germany's foreign minister said Wednesday that the United States was waiving sanctions against the company in charge of the controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline, welcoming it as a conciliatory step. "There is a presidential waiver for Nord Stream 2 AG and the chief executive officer, who is a German national," said Heiko Maas, confirming media reports on the move. "We see (this) as a step taken towards us, as we have already spoken informally in the last months about how things could develop further with regard to Nord Stream 2," he added. Washington has not confirmed the sanctions waiver. But news website Axios has said in a report quoting unnamed sources that the State Department will in a report call for sanctions to be lifted against the Nord Stream company and its chief executive because of US national interests. Maas said that "we understand the decisions that have been taken in Washington as taking into account the really extraordinarily good relationship that have been built with the Biden administration." The apparent shift in tone came just two months after Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned entities involved in the construction of the pipeline to immediately disengage. Germany has long irked allies with its stubborn defence of the Nord Stream 2 project which is set to double Russian national gas shipments to Europe's biggest economy. The United States and several European countries fear that the pipeline would increase German and EU dependence on Russia for critical gas supplies. But Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has argued that the 10-billion-euro ($12-billion) pipeline beneath the Baltic Sea ensures a more stable and cleaner source of energy as Germany pivots away from coal and nuclear power. bur-hmn/mfp/wai
schema:headline	Germany hails US' apparent lifting of some Nord Stream sanctions
schema:mentions	Energy independence Tony Blinken Baltic Sea Heiko Maas Nuclear power Nord Stream Pipeline transport Coal Angela Merkel George Washington Germany Chief executive officer European Union Russia United States Executive waiver Vardar
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schema:datePublished	2021-05-19 (xsd:date)
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