German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was in Paris for talks with French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday. The two leaders were seeking to overcome differences laid bare by the Ukraine war. “Let us use our inseparable friendship … to shape the present and future of our continent, together with our European partners,” Scholz said at the ceremony at the Sorbonne. The German leader visited the French capital for a day of ceremonies marking 60 years since a landmark treaty.

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