Summary
- WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump’s administration has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as ambassador to Greece following media reports alleging misconduct and inappropriate efforts to use her political connections for personal benefit.
- The allegations have also drawn scrutiny from US lawmakers, while reports have suggested that the State Department’s internal watchdog is examining complaints from staff at the US embassy in Athens.
- The controversy has raised questions about the conduct of US diplomatic representatives and the potential impact on relations with Greece.
AI Generated Summary
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump’s administration has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as ambassador to Greece following media reports alleging misconduct and inappropriate efforts to use her political connections for personal benefit.
The White House confirmed the decision on Tuesday, days after reports raised questions about Guilfoyle’s conduct during her diplomatic assignment. Trump said he had been considering removing her and explained that the administration was concerned about what had been reported.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia described Guilfoyle as a valuable member of the team and wished her well. The allegations have also drawn scrutiny from US lawmakers, while reports have suggested that the State Department’s internal watchdog is examining complaints from staff at the US embassy in Athens.





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