Europe: The Disunited Front
Even the Financial Times’s editors grouse that President Macron’s idea of France as a “balancing power” in global politics is causing “unhelpful ambiguity.”

America’s alliance with Europe seems to be something less than a united front. No sooner did President Biden impose new technology trade limits on Communist China than — incroyable, mais vrai — President Macron fetches up at Beijing, following Chancellor Scholz’s visit, to strengthen trade ties with President Xi’s regime. It’s a troubling breach in what ought to be Western unity against a rising adversary.
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