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    Australian motorists are buying less fuel as the conflict involving Iran pushes global oil prices higher, with higher petrol costs filtering through to the pump. The reduction in purchases suggests households are trimming discretionary driving and consolidating trips to manage rising transport expenses. Commentators are watching whether sustained price pressure from the Middle East conflict will further dent consumer spending in Australia.

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    Spanish media report that fuel prices have risen by nearly 28%, pushing the government to extend the 20-cent-per-litre discount on petrol and diesel. The measure, introduced to cushion drivers from soaring costs at the pump, will continue as prices show no sign of easing. Coverage focuses on the impact on households and transport costs, with debate over how long the subsidy can be sustained.

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    Spain's government will keep the 20-cent-per-litre fuel tax rebate in place through November, as petrol and diesel prices continue to rise. The measure, originally introduced to cushion consumers from high pump prices, is extended as the discount nears its scheduled end. News outlets report that rising gasoline prices prompted the decision, with drivers watching closely to see how long relief at the pump will last.

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    Poland's Ministry of Energy has announced new fuel prices, with changes that drivers across the country will notice at the pump. Business Insider Polska reports that the adjustment will affect all motorists, with petrol and diesel costs set to shift under the new pricing decision. Interest in fuel prices is high among Polish drivers following the announcement.

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    Fuel prices in the Netherlands have reached a new record, with a litre of petrol now costing as much as a litre of diesel. The spike is drawing widespread attention as drivers feel the squeeze at the pump, and broadcasters are tracking the increases as part of ongoing coverage of rising energy and living costs.

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    Critics accuse Trump of buying votes with cheap fuel pledges●# Trump 🛢️ Buying your vote at a bargain. Putin's diesel barely moves pump prices. Someone else pays the real price. # MMmastodonWarUkraine26 d ago

    Social media users are criticising Donald Trump, claiming his pledges to lower petrol and diesel prices amount to buying votes cheaply. The argument being circulated is that Russian diesel exports barely move pump prices anyway, so any promised savings are marginal, while the real cost falls on others, specifically Ukrainians enduring the war. The posts tie the issue to the US midterm elections.