Macron's leaked emails show Brexit Britain 'more important to France than flawed EU'
A spokesman said: “These emails were obtained and published illegally. We are not going to comment on whether specific emails are false." Since the emails were written, the EU seems to have pushed on with military reforms aided by the backing of of Mr Macron, although deep differences on how so-called “permanent structured co-operation” or PESCO remain. In November, a working group on Security and Defence Policy of the SPD ‒ Germany’s second-biggest political party ‒ published a plan to create a 28th EU Army. The force would be directly subordinated to the European Commission and ...