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German opposition head Friedrich Merz on Wednesday visited Paris to meet French President Emmanuel Macron.
Merz leads the conservative CDU, the main opposition to Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s three-way coalition government.
He called for more work to strengthen the German-French partnership and hailed an EU deal to reform asylum policies.
He said that he and Macron agreed that “we need to do more to invigorate the spirit of German-French cooperation.”
Merz thanked Macron for what he called…
