France provisionally against TTIP

- France is 'as things now stand' against the trans-Atlantic trade agreement TTIP. That President Francois Hollande said Tuesday.

Hollandes Trade Minister Matthias Fekl, said earlier in the day if he considers it likely that negotiations on the treaty between the European Union and the United States to be stopped for the time being. France has long complained that the US is not doing enough concessions in the negotiations.

France will never accept key principles 'for our economy, our culture, for mutual access to public procurement contracts' into question, said Hollande.

Monday Greenpeace spent a large part of a recent concept of the arrangement and some other documents to the outside.