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  1. There is no lasting peace and security without continuous and meaningful participation of women in every facet of society. Manes discusses how we are promoting women's participation in peace operations and conflict resolution across the Americas:

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  2. This week we are working with our closest ally to build back better in the U.S., UK and around the world.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    Today, I’ll be meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson ahead of the G7 Summit in Cornwall. I look forward to affirming the special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom and discussing how we’ll tackle our shared challenges together in the years ahead.

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  4. Hello, United Kingdom!

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  5. Diplomacy is essential – because no single nation acting alone can meet the challenges we face today or build the shared future we all seek. To tackle this century’s most pressing challenges, we have to work together.

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  6. Honored to join President Biden on his first trip abroad as . We are committed to the Transatlantic relationship and NATO Alliance. As democracies, we can demonstrate not only what we defend against but what we stand for. Our shared values are among our greatest strengths.

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  7. America is better positioned to advance our national security and our economic prosperity when we bring together like-minded nations to stand with us. Our unrivaled network of alliances and partnerships are a key American advantage.

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  8. The U.S. calls for the immediate release of Nicaraguan opposition leaders Cristiana Chamorro, Arturo Cruz, Félix Maradiaga, Juan Sebastian Chamorro, and others. Our sanctions on members of the regime hold accountable those who carry out attacks on the Nicaraguan people.

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  9. We call on President Daniel Ortega and the Nicaraguan government to immediately release presidential candidates Cristiana Chamorro, Arturo Cruz, Félix Maradiaga, and Juan Sebastian Chamorro, and other civil society and opposition leaders who have been arrested over the past week.

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  10. From mobile phones to electric vehicles, the U.S. is strengthening global supply chains to ensure Americans have access to products they rely on. The Department is working with our allies & partners to keep trade flowing in these critical goods. Learn how:

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  11. What happens abroad matters to the United States. and I will continue to strengthen our relationships around the world.

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  12. .: We condemn in the strongest terms today’s horrific attack in Baghlan, Afghanistan, which killed 10 and injured at least 16 humanitarian deminers with the international organization .

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  13. .: The United States condemns in the strongest terms the senseless killing of at least 160 civilians, including children, in Burkina Faso on the night of June 4-5. We stand with our Burkinabe partners in the fight against violent extremism.

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  14. Live now! Ned Price briefs reporters from the U.S. Department of State.

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  15. Today at approximately 2:00 p.m. EDT, Ned Price will host a press briefing from the U.S. Department of State. Watch live here on Twitter, , and .

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  16. The United States’ COVID-19 vaccine strategy is a vital component of our global strategy to lead in defeating this and future pandemics. We will be an arsenal of vaccines for the world. Read more about our strategy for global vaccine sharing here: .

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  17. Jun 9

    I’m on my way to the U.K. and Europe today for the first foreign trip of my presidency. I know that democracies can rally together to meet the challenges of this new age – this week, in Europe, we have the chance to prove that.

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  18. Coordinator for Global COVID-19 Response and Health Security Gayle Smith on vaccine dose sharing: "It’s in our interest to do this. Our own health security is at risk." None of us is safe until all of us are safe. Read Coordinator Smith's remarks here: .

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  19. The United States is sharing its COVID-19 U.S. vaccine doses in service of ending the pandemic globally. By the end of June, we will donate at least 80 million vaccine doses and will work with our partners and allies to distribute them. Learn more here: .

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  20. Jun 9

    The United States’ reengagement with is supporting the health and wellbeing of women, including sexual and reproductive health and women’s rights around the world. Read the fact sheet below to learn more.

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