The European Union (EU)   on Wednesday announced a set of policy agendas aimed at easing the energy crisis triggered by the war in the Middle East.  The   European Commission presented a toolbox of measures named "AccelerateEU," designed to help member states manage current pressures and prepare for future disruptions.  In its announcement, the EU's executive arm said Europe's energy system has remained resilient despite global market shocks. However, it warned that price spikes and fuel shortages continue to pose risks across the bloc.  EU seeks resilience amid global energy crisis  "This must be a wake-up call and a turning point," EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen said at a press conference in Brussels, urging Europe to accelerate its shift away from fossil fuels.  Even if a diplomatic solution to the standoff between Iran and the United States is reached, the effects of the crisis are likely to be felt for years, he said. …