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French prime minister suspends a controversial pension reform to avoid government collapse — REUTERS / FES376

France Politics · France

French prime minister suspends a controversial pension reform to avoid government collapse

47% Center coverage: 136 sources

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu plans to suspend a controversial retirement age increase from 62 to 64.See the Story

China says will 'fight to the end' in US trade war — REUTERS / FES376

Tariffs · China

China says will 'fight to the end' in US trade war

42% Right coverage: 41 sources

China said on Tuesday (Oct 14) it was ready to "fight to the end" in a trade war with the United States after President Donald Trump said he would impose an additional 100 per cent tariff on goods from the country.See the Story

Swiss Court Rules $20 Billion Credit Suisse Bond Write-Off Unlawful — REUTERS / pwu404

Credit Suisse · Switzerland

Swiss Court Rules $20 Billion Credit Suisse Bond Write-Off Unlawful

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Writing off 16.5 billion Swiss francs ($20.53 billion) in Credit Suisse bonds was unlawful, a Swiss court ruled on Tuesday, boosting bondholders' hopes of recouping losses and raising fresh questions about how authorities handled the bank's rescue. See the Story

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