Have a little think about possible answers to that question bud; there are plenty of them.
I realise that there are a lot of French, mostly in France, however, what I was eluding to was the French dislike of using another language, even when they are capable of doing so.
This is supposed to be a European series, not a French one. The Millennium saw fit to promote the webcast with Laurent in English on its site. Most Europeans learn English as a second language and the brief synopsis of the question and reply given on the webcast didn't cover most of what was discussed in French!
2010 CALENDAR
SPAIN: 16TH - 18TH April 2010: Confirmed
GERMANY: 21ST - 24TH May 2010: Confirmed
FRANCE: 02ND - 04TH July 2010: To Be Confirmed
ENGLAND: 10TH - 12TH September 2010: To Be Confirmed
TURKEY: 22ND - 24TH October 2010: To Be Confirmed
These may have been posted on the Millennium website, but when 4 weeks later a member of the Millennium board mentions that the first event may be Spain or Portugal then surely it brings the whole calendar in to question.
As for a German event, there seem to be two schools of thought on the recent Berlin incident, those who were there and involved in it and another who to wish to purvey the idea to everyone else that it never happened and that everything is fine and dandy. German law prohibits paintball played to the millennium rules, all foreign teams entering Germany with non F stamped markers risk having them confiscated and arrested for firearms charges. Even German teams, or those that have taken the precaution of having F stamped markers, risk having them markers confiscated and subsequent arrest on firearms charges if it is proved they can be adjusted to fire more than 214 fps.
With the above in mind, it casts a doubt on the whole Millennium calendar, the only given is probably Turkey as that is most probably the event they will make the most money out of.