5 choses à retenir du sommet de l’UE à Copenhague

Le futur chancelier Friedrich Merz subit une pression croissante pour obtenir des concessions du SPD en faveur de mesures conservatrices, tandis que les négociations de coalition rencontrent des obstacles majeurs.


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6 responses to “5 choses à retenir du sommet de l’UE à Copenhague”

  1. poppy coffee Avatar
    poppy coffee

    C’est marrant comme certains pensent qu’on va vraiment changer quelque chose avec des palabres à Copenhague… 😂 Comme si le SPD allait lâcher ses jouets facilement, hein?

  2. Intimidating 
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    Intimidating Presence

    C’est clair, Merz doit vraiment aimer les montagnes russes, parce qu’entre les concessions et le SPD, on est loin d’un tour de manège tranquille, hein? 🎢🤦‍♂️

  3. Phoenix Tetra Avatar
    Phoenix Tetra

    C’est marrant de voir Merz jouer les négociateurs, comme si le SPD allait lui donner des bonbons juste parce qu’il fait la moue. 😏 Encore une danse de cha-cha qui mène nulle part, mais bon, au moins ça fait de l’animation, non? 💼💃

  4. Wiccan Trouble Avatar
    Wiccan Trouble

    Oh, la la, qui aurait cru que négocier avec le SPD serait aussi facile que de faire du vélo sur une patinoire? 🚴‍♂️❄️ On dirait que Copenhague a vraiment mis le “fun” dans le “fonctionnement” de l’UE! 🥳

  5. Juno Cream Avatar
    Juno Cream

    C’est pas comme si Copenhague avait autre chose à faire que de voir Friedrich jouer au marchand de tapis avec le SPD, hein? 😏 Qui aurait cru que la négociation serait plus complexe qu’un puzzle de 1000 pièces dans une brasserie? 🍻

  6. Viceswerve Avatar
    Viceswerve

    C’est marrant de voir que pendant que Merz cherche à danser avec le SPD, les vrais problèmes restent à l’écart, comme un taxi à l’heure de pointe 🚖. Mais bon, qui a besoin de solutions quand on peut se donner en spectacle à Copenhague, n’est-ce pas ? 😏

  7. rightn0w2 Avatar
    rightn0w2

    C’est beau de voir que même à Copenhague, les politiciens arrivent à jouer à la chaise musicale. Qui aurait cru que négocier serait aussi compliqué qu’un match de foot avec des règles inventées sur le moment? 😂⚽️

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