US mulls scuppering France's Washington ambassador pick over human rights spat
Senior U.S. officials are weighing a delay as France’s nominee faces a consent fight after a public human rights rebuke sparked anger.
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In the UN Security Council there has been a diplomatic declaration between France and the US. Washington is now threatening to block the new French ambassador.
The United States evaluates delaying or even blocking the French President's statement, Emmanuel Macron, to the post of French ambassador in Washington, after public criticism of the American history of human rights, according to four sources. Read also: Trump's economy is marked by shocks and signs of stagnation Trump's global influence is on the decline Although the sources claim that no decision has been made so far, two of them said that Fre…
US mulls scuppering France's Washington ambassador pick over human rights spat
PARIS/WASHINGTON July 29 - The United States is considering delaying, or even blocking, President Emmanuel Macron's choice for France's next ambassador to Washington following public French criticism of the country's human rights record, according to four sources. Read more at straitstimes.com.
EXCLUSIVE: US mulls scuppering France's Washington ambassador pick over human rights spat
The United States is considering delaying, or even blocking, President Emmanuel Macron's choice for France's next ambassador to Washington following public French criticism of the country's human rights record, according to four sources.
The United States is considering the possibility of delaying or blocking the appointment of Orellen Leschevalier as the new Ambassador of France to Washington, D.C. The reason for this was criticism of American human rights policy, which exacerbated the contradictions between Donald Trump's administration and Emmanuel McRon's administration.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering delaying or blocking the appointment of a new French ambassador to Washington due to Paris's public criticism of Washington's actions at the UN.
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