Confrontations Europe

And I actually would like to turn to Brussels, um, from Brussels to Berlin now.

Um, and in your book talk with "Confrontations Europe" in twenty twenty-five, you talked about three Franco-German fault lines, which were economic policy, defense industrial projects, and energy issues.

And of those three, 'cause France and Germany are both very key players in the European Union, which do you think is the most worrying of the three, and which do you think is the most promising area that Europe can improve on and is getting better at?

I think, uh, on energy policy, things, things, things have improved since the opposition of Germany to nuclear power, uh, civil nuclear energy has, uh, diminished.