France currently pays approximately €60 billion annually in interest on its public debt.

Bruno Le Maire argues that for the European Union to become more efficient, major decisions should be made by a core group of 6 member states rather than the full 27.

Bruno Le Maire proposed a "debt for debt" program where France would commit to reducing its public debt by 30 percentage points over 5 years in exchange for Germany's agreement to issue €1 trillion in...

Former French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire asserts that Europe is in a state of decline regarding its economic growth, productivity, technology, and overall competitiveness.

Bruno Le Maire believes Europe failed to capitalize on the digital revolution in the 1990s and is now at risk of missing the AI revolution.

According to Bruno Le Maire, Europe has total savings amounting to approximately €35 trillion.

Bruno Le Maire predicts that France's annual interest payments on its public debt could rise to €100 billion within the next 12 months.

The proposed €1 trillion in new Eurobonds would be exclusively dedicated to funding technology, artificial intelligence, and semiconductor production within Europe.