Faintness.
On September 1 in Evian, in front of the bosses of the CAC 40 and political leaders hand-picked for the traditional Franco-German economic meetings, Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke... about Germany.
And from Germany only.
Between Berlin and Paris, it is no longer just a question, as in an old couple, of rehashing the same reproaches every evening, in this case of replaying again and again the scene of the stingy and the inconsistent.
This time it's more serious.
"The
Franco-German couple
no longer exists"
concludes, struck by the unilateral remarks of Olaf Scholz, a participant in the meeting behind closed doors in Evian, among which was Emmanuel Macron.
Gas versus electricity
Between the two countries, the energy crisis changes everything.
Suddenly, France became a net importer of electricity, dependent on its neighbor, while it was transformed, thanks to its geographical position and its infrastructures, into an exporter of gas.
Germany has become an electric power...
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