> which is artificially tying our energy price to gaz thanks to the shortsightedness of our neighboors. There were plenty of opportunities to reform the price-

> which is artificially tying our energy price to gaz thanks to the shortsightedness of our neighboors. There were plenty of opportunities to reform the price-setting mechanism of EU energy market, wonder why that never happened. There are several - frankly probably most - countries that are unhappy about it. I don't really understand why nobody makes it a top priority agenda. > Devaluation would solve the issue of the population being politicaly unready to lower its standard of living to lower labour costs on top of helping with the debt burden. Ah yes, make people poor in addition to making the state poor. How could that go wrong.