Brussels reacts to Germany's election exit polls

Brussels reacts to Germany’s election exit polls

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“There’s a widespread consensus that Germany has been absent from Brussels’ discussions and the European stage during Olaf Scholz’s term, creating confusion about Germany’s position on European issues,” FRANCE 24 correspondent Dave Keating says, reporting from Brussels.

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