BERLIN (GERMANY) (ITALPRESS) – The German government “resping” the French proposal for a joint EU debt. The European edition of the “Political” website refers to it, citing a high German official who remained anonymous. “We believe that, in the light of the agenda (the summit of EU leaders), this diverts a little attention from what it is actually about, that we have a problem of productivity,” said the source of Politico.
Previously, French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to launch a plan for new common loans, or eurobond, to stimulate investments in strategic sectors, defining the plan “an economic necessity” if the continent wants to keep pace with the United States and China. Berlin firmly rejected the plan a few hours after the publication of the interview, marking, according to Politico, “the last of a series of clashes between Macron and Merz on everything, from trade to how to deal with the President of the United States Donald Trump”.
– photo IPA Agency –
(ITALPRESS).
