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US Considers Rejection of French Ambassador Appointment Amid UN Dispute

The U.S. is considering rejecting the appointment of Aurelien Lechevallier as the French ambassador due to ongoing disputes over human rights at the U.N. Tensions have escalated between the two nations, with the U.S. expressing disappointment over French rhetoric and President Trump threatening tariffs on French goods in response to a tech tax imposed by France.

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The U.S. is considering rejecting the appointment of Aurelien Lechevallier as the French ambassador due to ongoing disputes over human rights at the U.N. Tensions have escalated between the two nations, with the U.S. expressing disappointment over French rhetoric and President Trump threatening tariffs on French goods in response to a tech tax imposed by France.

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US considers rejecting French ambassador appointment as countries feud over UN and human rights

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US Considers Rejection of French Ambassador Appointment Amid UN Dispute