French President Emmanuel Macron is scheduled to meet President Trump in Washington, D.C., to discuss a European peace plan for Ukraine, following Trump's recent controversial comments on alliances. With the U.S. seemingly distancing itself from traditional allies, Europe, led by France and Britain, is ready to strengthen military capabilities to counter Russia's perceived threat. Concurrently, in Germany, Friedrich Merz of the Christian Democrats is likely to become Chancellor, signaling a return to a more stable two-party system amidst the government's struggle with economic recovery plans and coalition challenges.
French President Emmanuel Macron aims to convince President Trump of Russia's threat to Europe, while EU nations increase their military readiness amid shifting U.S. alliances.
After a surprising election, Germany's Christian Democrats under Friedrich Merz seek to stabilize the government, reflecting a shift back to a traditional two-party system.
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