Six countries, including France and Germany, establish the E6 Club to promote financial reform in the EU

According to the U.S. news website "Politico," France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Poland have started to work together to accelerate financial market reforms in the EU and have formed a special club called "E6" aimed at overcoming political gridlock that hinders the EU from establishing a flexible financial market.

E6 has held two meetings and plans to present specific proposals at the European Council summit in March this year. In addition, E6 is also preparing for the G7 meeting, discussing strategic issues such as ensuring access to critical raw materials after the implementation of export controls in the East.

The emergence of E6 indicates that the role of the EU is continuously weakening, and there is a more obvious hierarchy within the EU. In the future, smaller and weaker countries within the EU will have less and less say.

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