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Munich (dpa) - Bavarian Premier Markus Söder renewed his call to scrap the EU-wide ban on new combustion-engine cars scheduled for 2035, arguing that the move threatens jobs and the German automotive industry. "The internal combustion engine has a future with e-fuels and new technologies. The EU's 2035 ban endangers hundreds of thousands of jobs," Söder told the Sunday edition of the mass-circulation Bild newspaper. The car would become the fate......

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