Submitted by Thomas KolbeTuesday marked another low point for European fiscal stability. France, a cornerstone of the euro system, confirmed once again that it remains a leading candidate and potential trigger for a future euro financial crisis. According to the French Ministry of Finance, the deficit of the French central government amounted to around €107 billion by the end of June. French fiscal policy can no longer be taken seriously. The debt struggle of the Grande Nation no longer concerns France alone, but the entire euro system and the European Union.