Letter: Voilà, Trump Champagne
[ad_1] On March 18 you published a letter from Canadian Bruce Couchman in which he wrote that France’s rules on protected designation of origin mean
Letter: Soon talking real money
[ad_1] Professor Tim Congdon is correct that the US budget deficit is closer to $2tn than $1tn (Letters, March 17). The US government should remember
Letter: French exceptionalism
[ad_1] Donald Trump (Report, March 14) wrote that tariffs on EU alcohol imports would be “great for the Wine and Champagne businesses in the US”.
Letter: Vaping’s vital endeavour
[ad_1] It is commendable to see Professor Rachel Isba (“Hazy topic: clinic designs help for child vape addicts”, Report, March 12) leading a project to
Letter: Ballpark figure footnote
[ad_1] Gillian Tett (“Why impoundment should worry investors”, Opinion, March 1) added valuable insights to the discussion of the US public finances, but understated the
Letter: Africa’s railway politics: what might have been
[ad_1] When it was built in the 1970s, the Tazara railway was China’s biggest ever foreign infrastructure project, and the biggest project for Africa since
Letter: Irritable vowel syndrome
[ad_1] While the removal of the letter “E” had good results for the websites Flickr, Grindr and Tumblr, it clearly did not work for Abrdn,
Letter: The new world, reordered
[ad_1] From Krish Patel, Esher, Surrey, UK [ad_2] Source link
Letter: Who’s responsible for the relentlessly negative news?
[ad_1] From Kyle Fraser, Ventura, CA, US [ad_2] Source link
Letter: Why Trump’s feigned indignation looks odd
[ad_1] From Martin White, London N4, UK [ad_2] Source link
