w, correspond lisa louis in perez, lisa, we hear that the meeting has just ended. did anything come of it? well, i have to search from a german government sources that this was a very good meeting that it was very intense, that it was full of thought with friendship with corporation that a lot of different topics were discussed, such as energies such as the economy. they talked even about space, they said it was a great success, but mind you bear in mind that this was a downsized version of what was supposed to happen. there was a franco german ministerial meeting that was planned that was called of in extremis . last week, you know, that meeting normally is supposed to happen once a year, according to current rules between the 2 countries. and now instead of that, mister shows, the german chancellor came here for a flying visit. there was no common press conference. there was no statement, not the separate one, not a common one. say what we saw here could be at best a 1st step towards a non torn cordial. but we're not there yet. i think. yeah, i mean very, very di

i asked our correspondent, lisa louis how different that was to today's meeting between the leaders. indeed, it was in a, it was supposed to be a big bilateral meeting between the 2 cabinets of the 2 countries. one of these meetings needs to happen, according to current rules, according to the current treaties between the 2 countries, at least once a year. now the l is, he has been quick to say no, the meeting was not canceled by be that as it may, it was pushed back to early next year. and that might be, that is actually being read as a sign of how frosty the relations are between the 2 countries. what we're seeing here today is all assaults, the german chancellor, visiting a man of my call at the alizae palace behind me. they're having a quick lunch there, having a quick chat, there will be no presser. there will be no common statement, no separate statement. and that really chaise, to what extent the rift is large between france and germany at this time. so the talk us through the, the problems and i, because a visa, 2 key players, when they a you, what are the main differences th

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