The laborious process for forming Germany's next government brings to mind the remark attributed to Charles de Gaulle, France's foremost post-war president: 'How can you govern a country that have 246 varieties of cheese?' This mixed nature, heterogenous nature indicate that at least for de Gaulle's Europe's biggest economy is growing ungovernable.
The laborious process for forming Germany's next government brings to mind the remark attributed to Charles de Gaulle, France's foremost post-war president: 'How can you govern a country that has 246 varieties of cheese?' The increasingly mixed, heterogenous nature of German politics indicates that Europe's biggest economy, at least according to de Gaulle's mindset, is growing ungovernable.