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I'm John Bats with Judy Demsie of Strategic Europe. She's in Berlin. She's the editor-in-chief

of Strategic Europe, part of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, asking her colleagues,

questions, hard questions. They don't have one answer. The new question is, can the EU be a global

player? After the disappointment of the G20, many of these states were participating in the G20.

The question seems extremely relevant. Do you want to step up? I'm going to start in Africa, Judy,

because two of your correspondents, one teaches African studies. One is a member of

an organization with Africa Roots, Niger, I believe, in the Army. The question is raised about

France, something I had not read about. I know that President Macron had been active in traveling

in Franco-File, Franco-Fone, Africa, here to four from Chad to Burkina Faso. But the observation

here seems to be that France has to solve its nascent or its regretfully reminiscent colonialism,

how so, Judy, and how can the EU participate in this? Well, despite all the nice statements of the

new beginning with the European Union and Africa, this is not going to happen because the European

Union, because of its member states, particularly, don't make this leap to look at Africa in a post-colonial

way. You refer to Africa respondents. One is from Zimbabwe, Chip with the Nandra, and one is from

Niger. I mean, they believe that since France's history is tied up with Africa, France must take

the lead in changing the mindset on how you deal with the individual Africa countries, not Africa's

whole, but the individual Africa countries. And certainly, as one of the respondents say, I mean,

France is now just leaving the Sahil Niger and this other areas in Mali, which has been a disaster,

because actually it had a mindset which didn't move ahead to take into account the changing

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