Trade war: Asian stock markets fall

In the wake of Wall Street, Asian stock markets relapsed heavily on Friday, a sign of continuing concerns about the trade war launched by Donald Trump and at a time when the European Union is threatening to tax American tech giants. Despite a rebound in Europe on Thursday, after the spectacular reversal of the American president the day before on Wall Street, oil and the dollar were weighed down by fears of escalation in the trade war between Beijing and Washington.
The Dow Jones lost 2.50%, the Nasdaq index fell by 4.31% and the expanded S&P 500 index by 3.46%. European stock markets jumped after several sessions of debacle. Paris took 3.83%, London 3.04%, Frankfurt 4.53% and Milan 4.73%

Finance: Moody's comments on France's note

Four months after downgrading it by one notch, the credit rating agency Moody's must say on Friday whether it maintains the good score of France, which is facing the challenge of respecting its fiscal trajectory. In view of the “political fragmentation” of the country, which according to Moody's is not conducive to the rapid recovery of public finances, the French public debt rating was lowered from “Aa2" to “Aa3" (the equivalent of a

Helicopter crash in the New York River: Spanish tourist family killed
A family of five Spanish tourists, including three children, and a pilot were killed Thursday in New York when a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River. There is a new fatal accident against the background of incessant traffic in the air of the megalopolis. The mayor of the city, Eric Adams announced during a press briefing on the banks of the river, that “the six victims were taken out of the water. And sadly, they are all dead.”

Washington: The American Supreme Court inflicts a setback on the Trump administration

On Thursday the American Supreme Court dealt a blow to the Trump administration, ordering it to “facilitate” the return of a migrant deported “by mistake” to El Salvador. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant living in Maryland (east) and married to an American woman, was arrested on 12 March by immigration police officers. And was among the more than 200 people deported on 15 March by the Trump administration to El Salvador. The Trump administration acknowledged that his expulsion was the result of an “administrative error” but said it was unable to correct the error.

IN SHORT

A bilateral agreement published on Thursday by the Panamanian government, which excludes the possibility of military bases, mentions that Panama will authorize the deployment of American soldiers in areas accessing and adjacent to the canal.

The Assembly decided on Thursday to abolish around twenty consultative bodies in a logic of “simplification”, the left and part of the central block nevertheless managing to save several of them, such as the regional “CESE”.

In western Sudan, where fighting is raging near the town of El-Facher still in military hands, at least 15 civilians were killed Thursday in a paramilitary bombardment on a camp for displaced persons in Darfur.

Lyon drew 2-2 at home against Manchester United on Thursday in the Europa League quarter-finals first leg. He preserves the essentials before the return match in a week in England