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EU: Brussels nears settlement with Gazprom after 5-year probe

By  |  October 24, 2016

Brussels is nearing a draft settlement with Gazprom to end a five-year antitrust probe into alleged overcharging, a move that risks a backlash from eastern European states angered by the Russian energy giant sidestepping a fine.

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    Although the European Commission and Gazprom have worked out technical details of a deal to end the competition probe, the case is heavily complicated by politics and deteriorating EU-Russia relations over Syria and Ukraine.

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