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US President Joe Biden and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron had a "friendly" phone call on Wednesday to defuse tensions over submarine sales to Australia. The two leaders also promised to meet in person to repair the relationship.
The call, which the White House said lasted about 30 minutes, was the first between Biden and Macron since France recalled its ambassador over the surprise US announcement of a deal to build nuclear submarines for Australia. The deal killed a previous French agreement to sell conventional submarines.
Paris called the US-Australian plan, which was launched as part of a new Indo-Pacific security group along with Britain, a stab in the back and also pulled its ambassador from Australia.
In a joint statement after the call, the two leaders vowed to launch "in-depth consultations... for ensuring confidence" and to meet in Europe at the end of October. The statement also said Macron would order France's ambassador back to Washington next week.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters the talk "was friendly" and Biden was "hopeful this was a step in returning to normal."

Bdein-Macron 'friendly call' to salvage ties, French envoy to US will return

Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron had a "friendly" phone call on Wednesday to defuse US-France&nbsp;tensions over submarine sales to Australia. France will send back envoy to US

Biden-Macron 'friendly call' to salvage ties hit by submarine deal

Biden-Macron 'friendly call' to salvage ties hit by submarine deal
France recalled envoys to US and Australia after AUKUS deal
2 leaders promised to meet in person to repair the relationship
France called the US-Australian plan a "stab in the back"
Macron to send back envoy to US after call with Joe Biden
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Joe Biden and Emmanuel Macron had a "friendly" phone call on Wednesday to defuse US-France&nbsp;tensions over submarine sales to Australia. France will send back envoy to US

US President Joe Biden and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron had a "friendly" phone call on Wednesday to defuse tensions over submarine sales to Australia. The two leaders also promised to meet in person to repair the relationship.
The call, which the White House said lasted about 30 minutes, was the first between Biden and Macron since France recalled its ambassador over the surprise US announcement of a deal to build nuclear submarines for Australia. The deal killed a previous French agreement to sell conventional submarines.
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Paris called the US-Australian plan, which was launched as part of a new Indo-Pacific security group along with Britain, a stab in the back and also pulled its ambassador from Australia.
In a joint statement after the call, the two leaders vowed to launch "in-depth consultations... for ensuring confidence" and to meet in Europe at the end of October. The statement also said Macron would order France's ambassador back to Washington next week.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters the talk "was friendly" and Biden was "hopeful this was a step in returning to normal."

The United States has ruled out adding India or Japan to the recently created security partnership with Australia and the United Kingdom in the Indo-Pacific popular as AUKUS.
On September 15, US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the trilateral security alliance AUKUS under which Australia would get a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines.
"The announcement of AUKUS last week was not meant to be an indication, and I think this is the message the President also sent to French President Emmanuel Macron, that there is no one else who will be involved in security in the Indo-Pacific," White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters at her daily news conference on Wednesday.
France had criticised its exclusion from the alliance, saying it reflects a lack of coherence when common challenges are being faced in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Quad comprises India, the US, Japan and Australia. The US is hosting the in-person Quad summit in Washington on September 24.
The trilateral security alliance, seen as an effort to counter China in the Indo-Pacific, will allow the US and the UK to provide Australia with the technology to develop nuclear-powered submarines for the first time.

US rules out adding India and Japan to security alliance with Australia, UK

The United States has ruled out adding India or Japan to the recently created security partnership with Australia and the United Kingdom in the Indo-Pacific popular as AUKUS.

US rules out adding India and Japan to alliance with Aus, UK

US rules out adding India and Japan to alliance with Aus, UK
AUKUS: US, Australia, UK security alliance in Indo-Pacific
Australia to get&nbsp;nuclear-powered submarines under alliance
France has been fuming over US, UK and Aus&nbsp;alliance
India, Japan, US and Australia are part of Quad alliance

France had criticised its exclusion from the alliance, saying it reflects a lack of coherence when common challenges are being faced in the Indo-Pacific region.

The United States has ruled out adding India or Japan to the recently created security partnership with Australia and the United Kingdom in the Indo-Pacific popular as AUKUS.
On September 15, US President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the trilateral security alliance AUKUS under which Australia would get a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines.
"The announcement of AUKUS last week was not meant to be an indication, and I think this is the message the President also sent to French President Emmanuel Macron, that there is no one else who will be involved in security in the Indo-Pacific," White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters at her daily news conference on Wednesday.
France had criticised its exclusion from the alliance, saying it reflects a lack of coherence when common challenges are being faced in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Quad comprises India, the US, Japan and Australia. The US is hosting the in-person Quad summit in Washington on September 24.
The trilateral security alliance, seen as an effort to counter China in the Indo-Pacific, will allow the US and the UK to provide Australia with the technology to develop nuclear-powered submarines for the first time.

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