The German government’s dramatic decision to impose state control on a key oil refinery was a “far-reaching energy policy decision to protect” the country, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Friday. The PCK refinery in Schwedt in eastern Germany is majority-owned by two subsidiaries of Russian state oil firm Rosneft. Both firms were put into German trusteeship on Friday, effectively handing control of PCK and two other refineries to the state. Russia is no longer a reliable partner, Scholz told a press conference, adding that the government was doing everything it could to secure the country’s sup…