Germany ‘will get through this winter’

Chancellor Scholz wants to strip energy providers of “excess profits” to support people Berlin has already made several “timely decisions” to avoid a winter crisis and the German government is ready to double down and “change market rules” to shield citizens and companies from soaring energy costs, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Sunday, presenting a new €65 billion “inflation relief” plan. “We will get through this winter,” Scholz reassured the nation during a press conference on Sunday. “Germany stands together in a difficult time.” Scholz said he is “very aware” that many Germans are struggling with the rising p

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