Germany and France talking up eurozone convergence plays to Britain’s Eurosceptics. Few of Cameron’s fellow European leaders would dare take this riskDavid Cameron is about to hurl his irresistible election mandate at the immoveable object of France and Germany, and their desire for ever closer union. He is to clear his diary for a month-long campaign to avert another diplomatic car crash over Europe.Cameron has promised “fundamental change” in Britain’s treaty relations with the EU, with a referendum by the end of 2017. Germany and France have no interest in such a negotiation. They are more concerned with Greece and Italy, and with achieving “economic, fiscal and social convergence” for the eurozone. Continue reading...
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