Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, presents her new Commission to media
2024-09-19 701词 中等
The fretful tone is warranted. War is still raging in neighbouring Ukraine, whose prospects will dim if Donald Trump wins the American election in November. Last week Mario Draghi, a former Italian prime minister, issued a gloomy report on the EU economy, spelling out reforms needed to rekindle the bloc’s growth. Politically, Europe is rudderless. Governments in France and Germany, the bloc’s two biggest countries, are unpopular and crippled by coalition woes.
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