14 – Leading from the Front: Germany and France Struggle to Rise to the Task [Part 2]

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In this second of a two-part series, Ben and Aaron take a look at how the French “Bratislava Agenda” of rapprochement with CEE and thus rebalancing European leadership complements – or clashes with – Germany's Zeitenwende, its supposed sea change in foreign and security policy. We talk support for Ukraine, how Germany and France should prepare for a possible Trump presidency in the US, and what a Marine Le Pen presidency would mean for Europe.

Together with our guests we explore how Europe’s old couple might be drifting apart and why that matters – including because of their shared struggles to lead from the front in Europe. France because of lack of followers, Germany because of lack of vision and will. Many experts – including our guests – concur that the Franco-German couple remains essential for the EU, but they seem to be being outpaced ore outmanoeuvred by geopolitical shifts.

Guests:

Camille Grand, Distinguished Policy Fellow, ECFR & Former Assistant Secretary-General, NATO (@camille_grand)
Georgina Wright, Deputy Director of International Studies, Institut Montaigne (@GeorginaEWright)

Resources:

Strategy, capabilities, technology: A manifesto for new European defence, Camille Grand, ECFR
A Summit of Substance: How NATO can prove itself in Vilnius, Camille Grand, ECFR
What a Marine Le Pen Victory Would Mean for Europe, Georgina Wright, Institut Montaigne
The Missing European Dimension of Germany’s Zeitenwende, Camille Grand, IPQ
Whose Zeitenwende? Germany Cannot Meet Everyone’s Expectations, Martin Qunecez & Kristi Raik
The Real Reasons the EU is Concerned About the IRA, Georgina Wright, Institute Montaigne
The Ukraine Moment in Transatlantic Relations – and then What?, Georgina Wright, Institute Montaigne
The Zeitenwende Beyond Germany, DGAP AOZ, IPQ
Strategic Autonomy is a Dangerous Myth, Benjamin Tallis, COE CCM

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