The Weimar Triangle gathered to show strength and unity in the face of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Such was the intent, at least, of a hastily called summit that brought Emmanuel Macron, the French president, Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, and Donald Tusk, Poland’s prime minister, together in the German capital for an afternoon of talks on March 15th. However, the fractures particularly between Germany and France have yet to create dangerous polarisation. But the failure to paper over the cracks has cheered Russia and dismayed an increasingly beleaguered Ukraine, at a time when Russian advances on the ground and a looming threat of American isolationism should be pushing nato allies to close ranks. Do you think that France, Germany and Poland will work together ?

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