Europe refuses to be tech 'vassal' of US and China: Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron says that Europe doesn't want to be dependent on American and Chinese tech companies, as the EU strives to catch up in the AI race. SOUNDBITE
The French and Chinese delegations are meeting at the Ministry of Economy, where French Economy Minister Eric Lombard will receive Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng for the opening of the 10th France-China Economic and Financial Dialogue. According to the ministry, no major progress on cognac is expected from this meeting, at a time when France is trying to negotiate with Beijing on the sanctions that are penalising the sector. COMPLETES VIDI46RF2CR_EN
French President Emmanuel Macron says that Europe doesn't want to be dependent on American and Chinese tech companies, as the EU strives to catch up in the AI race. SOUNDBITE
Several thousand people gather at Place de la Bastille in Paris for a "techno parade protest", as the traditional 'Techno Parade' was cancelled this year due to lack of funding. IMAGES
Iran's suspension of cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is unacceptable, says US State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce. "We'll use the word unacceptable, that Iran chose to suspend cooperation with the IAEA at a time when it has a window of opportunity to reverse course and choose a path of peace and prosperity," Bruce tells a briefing in Washington. SOUNDBITE
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