Germany, France Pledge to Solve Fighter-Jet Row By End of August

Germany and France have vowed to resolve their differences over a joint fighter jet program by the end of August. The program, one of the most ambitious weapons systems in the region, has been embroiled in conflict between the two countries. The announcement came after a meeting between German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron. They have asked their defense ministers to present a solution to the ongoing tensions by the end of next month. The fighter jet program, a key part of European defense cooperation, has been facing challenges due to disagreements between Germany and France. The two countries have been working to find a way to move the project forward and address the underlying issues. The resolution of this dispute is seen as crucial for the continued cooperation and integration of European defense capabilities. The commitment to find a solution by the end of August reflects the importance both countries place on this program and their desire to overcome the current impasse.