> For example, Poles, Danes or Swiss seem to enjoy their national identity quite a bit more. So a country with a nationalistic government, which is in constant

> For example, Poles, Danes or Swiss seem to enjoy their national identity quite a bit more. So a country with a nationalistic government, which is in constant trouble with the EU regarding rule of law, a tiny country with 5 million inhabitants and a country exactly famous for not being part of any groups. But I do get your point. France would have worked, too. I think there is a time and a place to feel part of a group, which is not bad in itself. What I do not like is advertising for foreign groups or arbitrarily joining winning teams.