French President Emmanuel Macron (left) with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (right) in Brussels on March 19.
Credit: Magali Cohen/Hans Lucas/AFP/Getty
France and Germany are poised to make a decision on whether they can repair the fractured defense industrial relationship for the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program to jointly develop a new fighter—or whether the rift is too large. French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters he would mount...
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