The letter added: “If you do not agree to sign this document, we would appreciate it if you could provide detailed reasons, which we will forward to our legal services.” Aurore Bergé, France ...

“American interference in the inclusion policies of French companies, as well as unjustified threats of tariffs, are unacceptable,” France’s trade ministry said in a statement on Saturday. The office ...

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Aurore Bergé, France’s minister for gender equality and the fight against discrimination, called the letter an “attempt to impose a diktat” and “a form, obviously, of interference.” ...

The worldwide fallout of the US President Donald Trump’s tariffs could hit the European Union particularly hard, economists who spoke to RFE/RL said, sparking fears of coming inflation and an embattle ...

Australians will save on the costs of scripts and on GP visits. But the budget doesn’t start the reforms needed to secure the health system’s long-term future.