US EditionGovernment Passive on the EU-Mercosur Agreement
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On the weekend, EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen wants to actually sign the Mercosur trade pact in Brazil. Whether it comes to this is questionable, because the decisive Mercosur opponent France recently managed to get in the mood against an early conclusion of the agreement, which has been negotiated for 25 years. Germany, on the other hand, is convinced of the advantages of Mercosur and wants to turn the page at the EU summit. Meanwhile, p…
Government Passive on the EU-Mercosur Agreement
The President of the European Commission (KE), Ursula von der Leyen, has scheduled the finalization of the agreement with Mercosur for 20 December. However, at the last stretch complications have arisen, and France and Italy are calling for the procedure to be suspended. The Polish government, led by Donald Tusk, remains entirely passive. The Prime Minister is not engaging in efforts to build a blocking minority. - Tusk’s cabinet is following gu…
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