I have a pretty good idea of how the EC and the ECB works here, as well as the energy costs across Europe. A lot of people stateside seem to lump it all in together too, where they think that "Europe" is a single country - it is not - there is still a lot of differentiation between individual members.
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Yeah I've argued that point to some out on the blogs. They seem to think that all the countries of Europe are signatories to a European Union Constitution and they are not. They've tried but thus far have failed to get all countries to agree to a set of terms.
What they are looking at here is what Trump termed "expansionist foreign power", within Germany with the European Commission acting as the catalyst.