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Scholz and the EU: marching in solidarity

Europe was not at the top of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s priority list when he came to the traditional summer Q&A session at the Federal Press Conference in Berlin yesterday (Thursday). The chancellor focused on German issues: Winter energy crisis, burdens on citizens and a renewed promise: “You’ll never walk alone.”

But this should also apply to the EU, especially in the impending energy crisis, the chancellor stressed in response to a question from Europe.Table: “Solidarity in the European Union is better than was predicted a few years ago, after all.” In the Covid pandemic, after initial difficulties, cooperation was largely successful, Scholz said.

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