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Dec 5, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Anna Słojewska |Anja Wehler-Schöck |Lili Takács |László Szily

The Berlin-Paris axis is no longer the bloc's mainstay, Rzeczpospolita notes: “The balance of power after the major EU enlargement of 2004 is gradually shifting. The EU is no longer as clearly divided into north and south as it was in the past, with the former represented by Germany and the latter represented by France. In that set-up, whenever these two countries were in agreement it meant that the EU was essentially in agreement.