German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron met in Berlin to address major disagreements on defense policy and the ongoing EU-US trade dispute.
Despite warmer personal relations, the two leaders face persistent challenges in aligning their countries' positions on NATO security and economic issues. Both sought to present a united front, but deep divisions remain on how to respond to global security threats and manage transatlantic trade tensions. Their talks are seen as crucial for the future of European cooperation, but progress appears slow.
The outcome of these discussions will significantly impact the EU's ability to act cohesively on the world stage.
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