‘France and Germany are keeping very very quiet about this’ says James Marlow

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‘France and Germany are keeping very very quiet about this’

Foreign affairs expert James Marlow discusses the EU’s position on the Ukraine and Russian tensions as France and German remain quiet on the issue.

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