ანუ რა ხდება ეუროპაში ? სეზონი II

[Moor]

5 minutes წინ, Freeman said:

ეთ ლისთ 5 უესთერნ ქეფითალსო, ჰუ იზ ფიფზ? 

მეხუთე არ შემხვედრია

[kvipriane]

2 საათის წინ, Seth said:

დააბრუნეთ ბორისი :დ

აბაა, მაგ ლომგული კაცის გაშვება შეიძლებოდა  ? 

[ASIA]

@kvipriane

On 10/23/2022 at 9:44 AM, kvipriane said:

არცერთი არაა სენიორა ეგენი თქვენი და ჩემი გამოსარჩლების ღირსი ...

შეიძლება ...

 

[Freeman]

The French-German relationship is in crisis again and this time, the spat seems more serious than usual. It also comes at a critical time, as it undermines the EU's ability to act in a crisis.

"But these meetings and Franco-German cooperation are vital for the functioning of the EU — and never since the first one in 1963 has a meeting been cancelled," he told DW.

France and Germany, both going it alone

Currently though, both Germany and France seem to prefer forging their own independent paths.

Berlin recently voted through a €200 billion ($197 billion) emergency package to aid against rising gas and electricity prices at home, without informing France. That would have been common courtesy, especially as such an amount is likely to distort the market.

What's more, at a recent NATO meeting, Germany signed a deal with 14 other NATO countries and Finland on a new air defense system called the European Sky Shield Initiative, or ESSI. The initiative aims to create a joint air defense program on the continent. But France was not included.

This is even though France is already developing the so-called Mamba air missile defense shield together with Italy.

No time to be sulking

"Both sides are irritated with each other," Seidendorf commented.

"Germany seems to think it can come to multilateral agreements with other small countries and circumvent France. And France is still waiting for Germany to accept Macron's pledge for deeper European integration that he made during his speech at Sorbonne University in 2017," the political scientist added. At the time the French President pleaded for a whole-of-eurozone budget and stronger military and tax cooperation, among other things.

Ronja Kempin, a senior fellow at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs in Berlin, also thinks the current argument reflects a deeper, more fundamental disagreement.

"Macron has for a long time been pushing for the EU to function with smaller, issue-specific working groups and is opposed to an EU expansion before it's been reformed. He sees the EU as a way to widen France's power," she explained to DW.

"Germany, on the other hand, sees an EU expansion as a way to transform and bring peace to countries," she added.

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[Deutschland]

ირანულ დრონებზე ავსტრიული ძრავებიო 

ჰაჰ )))

[Freeman]

29 minutes წინ, Deutschland said:

ირანულ დრონებზე ავსტრიული ძრავებიო 

ჰაჰ )))

ეს რამხელა

რა უძირო

და რა გამძლე გამოდექ

ჯოჯოხეთის დამტეველო

პაწაწინა სამოთხე

[t-90]

15 minutes წინ, Freeman said:

ეს რამხელა

რა უძირო

და რა გამძლე გამოდექ

ჯოჯოხეთის დამტეველო

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