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Paris and Berlin, which account for almost half of the eurozone economy, are facing political and economic problems.
France and Germany have long been considered the main axes of power in the European Union.
But both are now facing serious political and economic turmoil.
The uncertainty has come at a critical time, with US President-elect Donald Trump threatening tariffs as soon as he takes office in January.
The European economy is already lagging behind the US and China.
Political paralysis in France and Germany could further derail their competitiveness.
Also covered in this episode of Counting the cost, The World Bank has announced a record $100 billion in support for the poorest nations.
Also, why is coffee so expensive?
