Germany's Fears Over Far-Right Rise in French Elections
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is concerned about the runoff elections in France, fearing a win for the far-right National Rally. A victory could strain German-French relations and affect the EU. Scholz has been communicating with French President Emmanuel Macron, emphasizing the significance of their bilateral relationship.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has expressed significant concern regarding the upcoming runoff elections in France, fearing that the far-right National Rally may secure a parliamentary majority.
In an unusual move, Scholz has been in daily communication with French President Emmanuel Macron, discussing the potential implications. 'We are discussing the situation, which is really depressing,' Scholz said during a gathering in Berlin, according to dpa.
Experts warn that a National Rally victory could strain German-French relations and disrupt the European Union's cohesion. Scholz remains hopeful and emotionally invested in preventing a government led by a right-wing populist party in France.
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