Group 1 - The newly elected German Chancellor Merz commenced his first official visit to France and Poland, fulfilling a campaign promise to strengthen ties with these neighboring countries [1] - Merz and French President Macron announced the establishment of a joint "Defense and Security Council" aimed at addressing common strategic challenges, with plans for regular meetings [1] - Macron emphasized the need for a joint defense innovation program to achieve breakthroughs necessary for future warfare, while Merz expressed a desire to engage in discussions regarding nuclear deterrence in Europe [1] Group 2 - The new German Foreign Minister Johannes Wadafuhr, accompanying Merz on the visit, is seen as enhancing the execution of the government's foreign policy, marking the first time in nearly 60 years that the CDU/CSU holds the foreign ministry [2] - Wadafuhr has taken a strong stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, advocating for the delivery of "Taurus" missiles to Ukraine, and has expressed a desire for a more confident engagement with China while focusing on strengthening Germany's economy [2]
当选第二天赴法国和波兰，德国新总理首访选了两“邻居”
Huan Qiu Shi Bao·2025-05-07 23:01