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The cracks in europes foundations. Carona recovery deal can the e. U. Rebound thats our title. And its a pleasure to welcome our guests eric is an american journalist who has written for the Los Angeles Times amongst other Media Outlets and he says the summit exposed once again how much disunity there is in the European Union. And were very glad to have with us pavel took of tomasky he took us to excuse me he is a polish economist and senior associate at the German Institute for international and Security Affairs he says we must reform the Member States now or will face the same problems again with less time and fewer instruments. And great to have with us once again. That casting emily and she is Deputy Editor in chief is the Parliamentary Bureau of the german newspaper sudarshan sayto and she says the deal is far from perfect but it is a signal that multilateralism is still alive. And let me start with you cast him and ask for your take on the big picture there are a lot of super liv