Ротшильды дали заднюю по Китаю похоже. От обоих высказываний в Сша рвутся пуканы.
On strategic autonomy: Macron emphasized the need for Europe to develop independent capabilities that would enable the EU to become the world’s “third superpower” (after the U.S. and China) to avoid the “greatest risk” Europe faces: getting “caught up in crises that are not ours” and becoming “just America’s followers.”
Taiwan is where the rubber hits the road: The U.S. has pledged to defend Taiwan: “The question Europeans need to answer,” Macron said, is “is it in our interest to accelerate [a crisis] on Taiwan? No. The worst thing would be to think that we Europeans must become followers on this topic and take our cue from the U.S. agenda and a Chinese overreaction.”
И кстати, насчёт европейских свобод... Интервью президента Франции может быть опубликовано только после проверки его офисом. Политико не написало то что офис не разрешил, но и не стало добавлять то что офис дописал. Те офис ещё и дописывал. Дамс...
As is common in France and many other European countries, the French President’s office, known as the Elysée Palace, insisted on checking and “proofreading” all the president’s quotes to be published in this article as a condition of granting the interview. This violates POLITICO’s editorial standards and policy, but we agreed to the terms in order to speak directly with the French president. POLITICO insisted that it cannot deceive its readers and would not publish anything the president did not say. The quotes in this article were all actually said by the president, but some parts of the interview in which the president spoke even more frankly about Taiwan and Europe’s strategic autonomy were cut out by the Elysée.