The European Project Is Splitting Apart At The Very Core -- Christopher Booker, The Telegraph
A gulf is growing between France and Germany over the future of the eurozone.
Behind all the spin, smoke and fury of recent days, we see unfolding the greatest crisis in the history of the “European project”. What is emerging is a fundamental split which threatens to inflict on it by far the most serious reverse in its 62-year history. It is apt that this conflict should centre on what was always designed to be the supreme symbol of the drive to full European integration, the euro.
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