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Hello There,
Probably the previous NS which you got during the domain creation might be propagated and might stored in the DNS caches. That is the reason WHOis showing results, however the NS of the Public HZ are not updated which is way the SERVFAIL error.
I could see that the NS is updated and in propagation state. Domain is available: https://dnschecker.org/#A/bienparler.fr
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Hello, yes the NS is now updated, I wrote a blogpost about the issue here https://frenchtechlead.com/posts/tech/20220717-my-route53-domain-is-not-resolved/ (Basically it was a mismatch between NS of WHOIS and those of the Hosted Zone).