US backtracking on key corruption law sends 'bad signal,' French lawmaker says
By Martin Coyle ( March 28, 2025, 10:35 GMT | Insight) -- US “backtracking” on a key anti-corruption law is sending a “bad signal” to the world, a French lawmaker has said in a strong riposte against the country. Amélie de Montchalin said that any country going against the OECD's international bribery standard risked undermining the rule of law. US “backtracking” on a key anti-corruption law is sending a “bad signal” to the world, a French lawmaker has said in a strong criticism of the current government....
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