German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron met in Berlin to reaffirm their partnership at the heart of the European Union. Despite warmer personal relations, the leaders face significant disagreements over defense cooperation, particularly a joint fighter jet project, and how to respond to escalating trade tensions with the US. Both sides pledged to resolve the fighter jet dispute by August and to coordinate on EU-US trade policy, including potential tariff retaliation. The meeting underscores the challenges in maintaining a united Franco-German front as Europe navigates geopolitical and economic pressures. Their ability to overcome these divisions will be crucial for EU stability and influence.
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