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The US is concerned about the potential of the Franco-German axis and its envoys have expressed their worries in bilateral meetings with European officials. (Photo: EUobserver)

US worried about Franco-German alliance

The gap in the transatlantic relationship is widening with the US showing concerns over the strengthening Franco-German alliance. According to the Financial Times, US envoys have expressed their worries in bilateral meetings with European officials.

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The US is concerned about the potential of the Franco-German axis and its envoys have expressed their worries in bilateral meetings with European officials. (Photo: EUobserver)

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