With so many moving bodies in the political firmament, it is little wonder that Eurocrats wait for a crisis to pursue bold reform
-watching most have in common is the need to wait for mysterious bodies about which they know little to align. Where astrologers look to the heavens, Eurologers consult electoral calendars to see their prospects. Just as a person’s future is written in the stars, so theElections provide the political constellations from whichofficials divine their future, with as much say over the outcome as a pensioner reading a horoscope.
The more optimistic Eurologers see a perfect alignment. Mr Macron is the most ambitious leader when it comes to European reform. If re-elected, his clout may match that ambition. The most likely successor to Mrs Merkel now appears to be Olaf Scholz, a Social Democrat who is receptive to the idea of more spending, in coalition with a Green party set on further European integration.
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