Kushner's nomination: Trump brings convicted entrepreneur to Paris!

Kushner's nomination: Trump brings convicted entrepreneur to Paris!

Former US President Donald Trump has nominated Charles Kushner, the father of his son-in-law Jared Kushner, as the new US ambassador to France. Trump praised Kushner on his Truth Social platform as an "incredible business leader, philanthropist and dealmaker" who will strengthen the existing ties between the United States and France, which he described as "our oldest and most solid ally." The nomination comes at a time when Charles Kushner has a highly controversial past: He was convicted of tax evasion in 2004 and spent nearly two years in prison before Trump pardoned him shortly before the end of his first term, clearing his criminal record. This was reported by the crown.

Jared Kushner, who served as a close adviser during Trump's presidency and played a central role in the Middle East in the Cabinet, has now turned his back on politics. The close connection between Donald Trump and Charles Kushner raises questions about how the role of family continues to be used strategically in current politics. Loud Time Charles Kushner is expected not only to promote diplomatic relations but also to represent US interests in France. Such appointments, marked by family ties, are in the public eye and could have an impact on the political dynamics between the two nations.