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Europe's financial balance is not as solid as it seems. And the risk is not where most people look. Italy's economy, which has been unable to recover for years, is not just Rome's problem. This stagnation is quietly embedded in France's banking system. On the surface, everything seems to be working. Bonds are turning over. Banks are standing. The euro is still in circulation. But behind the scenes, there is a much more fragile bond. In this video, we clearly show: How does one country's prolonged inability to grow turn its neighbor into a financial time bomb? 📌 Key topics covered in the video: How Italy's chronic economic stagnation became structural Why French banks are so deeply exposed to Italian debt Why this relationship is not “controlled” but merely postponed Why Germany views this situation as a distant yet indispensable actor Why crises in the Eurozone start with balance sheet footnotes, not headlines This is not a “collapse scenario.” This is certainly not a conspiracy narrative. But it clearly shows this: The Eurozone survives not by solving its problems, but by carrying them. And the longer this carrying goes on, the more expensive the fall becomes. If after watching this video you're thinking: “If Italy stumbles, is France really safe?” You're starting to look at it from the right angle. Because some crises are dangerous not because they explode, but because they don't explode for a long time. 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more deep but straightforward analysis like this. The story doesn't end with the headlines. #EuroCrisis #HiddenRisk #DebtBomb #FinancialTruth #BankingCollapse #EuropeInDanger #BeforeTheExplosion #SystemicRisk