The Franco-German bloc has been outflanked. Almost all of the old Warsaw Pact nations and the Baltic states have, at least verbally, come out on the Allied side, with the most advanced nations, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, making small commitments of their troops. Ditto for ex-Yugoslavia, except for Serbia, Russia's ancient ally. Three of the four "corners" of the old NATO alliance, Britain, Italy, and Spain/Portugal, are also active on the Allied side. Let's also not forget that Japan is siding with the Allies.
France and Germany, and Canada as well, have been isolated in their weak-kneed position toward Iraq, at least among the Western democracies. They had better either come on board or stay out of the way.