Acordul istoric UE-India provoacă iritarea Franței. Motivul: a fost trimis țărilor membre pentru ratificare în limba engleza

The European Commission has sent the EU-India trade agreement to member states for ratification, but it is only available in English, despite France's objections. The Commission aims to expedite the ratification process by not translating documents into all 24 official EU languages. France argues that translations are necessary for understanding the technical nuances of the agreements. The Commission promises to provide translations before the European Parliament votes on the agreement. France has previously opposed trade agreements for commercial reasons but supports the EU-India deal, which does not include agricultural products.