French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden spoke on the phone Wednesday amid a diplomatic row over submarine contracts, with France vowing to return its recalled ambassador to Washington next week as part of measures to restore “confidence” between
US President Joe Biden has requested early talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, France said on Sunday, in an apparent effort to mend fences after a row over a submarines contract sparked rare tensions between the allies. The announcement came
Australia had signed a contract with French shipbuilder Naval Group in 2016 to build a new fleet, at a cost of $40 billion, according to Reuters. Both sides had confirmed the deal a couple of weeks ago. However, Canberra has
President Joe Biden will host a first in-person summit of leaders of Australia, India, Japan and the United States — which have been seeking to enhance cooperation to push back against China’s growing assertiveness. The summit will be held at the White
Companies with 100 employees or more ordered to vaccinate workers or test them weekly President Joe Biden formally announced his plan to force companies with more than 100 employees to vaccinate workers against the coronavirus or test them weekly and dismissed concerns about encroaching
Jassy will reportedly join Apple CEO Tim Cook and Microsoft CEO to discuss cybersecurity matters Amazon CEO Andy Jassy will be visiting the White House later this week, according to people familiar with the matter. Jassy will reportedly join Apple CEO Tim Cook and Microsoft
US President Joe Biden on Monday defended his decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan, noting there was no good time to withdraw from America’s longest war while waiting for Afghan troops to be able and willing to confront the Taliban. “American
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden said Tuesday he does not regret his decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan, a move that effectively ends America’s longest war. “Look, we spent over a trillion dollars over twenty years, we trained and
WASHINGTON, Aug 10 (Reuters) – The Democratic-controlled U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed a massive infrastructure bill and immediately kicked off debate on a $3.5 trillion spending blueprint for President Joe Biden’s key priorities on climate change, universal preschool and affordable
President Joe Biden and Chancellor Angela Merkel made clear that they will not allow Russia to use the Nord Stream 2 pipeline as a weapon against Ukraine. Nord Stream 2, an $11 billion pipeline that will run directly to Germany