The EU has said Russia's Gazprom might be guilty of price-fixing in Europe in a move set to test political relations.
The Europan Commission on Tuesday (4 September) said it has launched a probe into three "suspected" activities: hindering free flow of gas between EU countries; preventing diversification of gas supply; and imposing "unfair prices" on customers.
Its case is based on documents snatched in dawn raids last September from 20 Gazprom and Gazprom subsidiary offices in ...
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