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Trump considers Treasury official John Hurley for ambassador to Germany

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•Donald Trump is considering John Hurley, a Treasury official, for the position of U.S. ambassador to Germany.
•John Hurley has served as the coordinator for Russia sanctions within the U.S. Treasury Department.
•The Financial Times and Kommersant reported on the potential appointment in mid-February 2026.

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▸If John Hurley is confirmed as ambassador to Germany U.S.-Germany cooperation on Russia sanctions and economic security policies may intensify.

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🌍Nazi Germany 🌍United States of America

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🏛Government of Germany 🏛Government of the United States 🏛United States Department of the Treasury

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👤Donald Trump(Former President of the United States)👤John Hurley(United States Department of the Treasury official and potential U.S. ambassador to Germany)

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RUKommersant (RU)FT: В США задумались о назначении куратора санкций против России послом в ФРГ FINANCEFinancial Times - WorldTrump considers Treasury official John Hurley for ambassador to Germany

In February 2026, former President Donald Trump is considering appointing John Hurley, a Treasury official known for coordinating Russia sanctions, as the U.S. ambassador to Germany. This potential nomination highlights the ongoing importance of U.S.-Germany diplomatic relations amid geopolitical tensions involving Russia. John Hurley's background in sanctions enforcement suggests a strategic emphasis on economic and security issues in the transatlantic alliance. The appointment could influence U.S. policy coordination with Germany on Russia-related sanctions and broader European security matters.