France and Germany have pledged to forge a joint position on euro reform by June, despite German reluctance on deeper monetary union.
The French and German leaders made the pledge during French president Emmanuel Macron's visit to Berlin on Thursday (19 April).
Macron had earlier embraced European Commission ideas on creating a joint deposit guarantee scheme, an EU bailout fund, and a eurozone budget and finance ministry.
The reforms were meant to show that the EU can live...
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