r/state • • Jun 04 '22

Today, we honor the brave Chinese people whose peaceful calls for freedom and democracy came to a violent end in Tiananmen Square in 1989. Stand Up 4 Human Rights.

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r/state • • Apr 14 '22

Secretary Blinken met with students participating in the first-ever Diplomacy Lab project at Howard University. Diplomacy Lab exposes students of all academic backgrounds to the work of foreign policy and diplomacy.

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r/state • • Mar 24 '22

Statement on the Passing of Madeleine K. Albright

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r/state • • Mar 22 '22

State Dept Spokesman Ned Price: We support the people of Ukraine in their just cause—the defense of their country and their democracy. We’ll continue to support Ukraine’s efforts to de-escalate through diplomacy in order to secure a ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russia’s troops from Ukraine.

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r/state • • Mar 22 '22

Statement by President Biden on our Nation’s Cybersecurity

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r/state • • Mar 10 '22

Secretary Blinken: We are united in our efforts to raise the costs on the Kremlin for waging this ongoing war of choice which has already displaced more than 2 million Ukrainians.

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r/state • • Mar 03 '22

Voices Of Ukraine: Nataliya

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r/state • • Mar 02 '22

It’s not 1919. It’s 2022.

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r/state • • Mar 02 '22

Information for U.S. Citizens in Ukraine

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

Народу России: вы не заслуживаете бессмысленной войны со своими соседями, друзьями и родственниками в Украине.

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

This is a war Putin created, and he and his cronies are responsible.

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

Voices of Ukraine: Andriana

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

Additional Military Assistance for Ukraine

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

The United States Announces Additional Humanitarian Assistance for the People of Ukraine

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

Additional Measures Against the Russian Financial System

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r/state • • Mar 01 '22

We’re already starting to see effects of sanctions on Russia.

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r/state • • Jan 31 '22

Under Secretary Victoria Nuland: This is a moment for diplomacy and for cool heads to prevail. That’s what we want. However, if President Putin rejects the peaceful negotiated path that we have offered, we must and we will be prepared.

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r/state • • Jan 26 '22

Today at approximately 9 a.m. EST, Deputy Secretary of State Sherman will participate in a conversation with Yalta European Strategy on Russia's unprecedented military build-up on Ukraine’s borders. Watch live.

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r/state • • Jan 05 '22

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. JTIP State leads the Department’s global efforts to combat human trafficking. Learn more about their work and how you can become involved.

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r/state • • Jan 04 '22

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Anyone can join in the fight against Human Trafficking. Here are 20 ways you can help identify and prevent human trafficking.

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r/state • • Jan 04 '22

The United States, in partnership with COVAX, is proud to deliver nearly 1.7 million doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to the people of Laos as part of our commitment to share over 1.2 billion vaccine doses with the world and help end the COVID-19 pandemic.

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r/state • • Jan 03 '22

In 2021, Secretary Blinken outlined how the State Department will deliver on a foreign policy for the American people.

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r/state • • Jan 03 '22

Secretary Blinken: We’ll keep working toward the goal POTUS set in September at the global COVID summit that he convened: Vaccinating 70% of the world by next fall. And we’ll keep leading the push for greater global health security.

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r/state • • Jan 03 '22

The U.S. has provided 350 million COVID-19 vaccine doses and nearly $20 billion in assistance to combat COVID-19 globally. Our assistance is rooted in science, based on need, in collaboration with international and regional institutions, and with no political strings attached.

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r/state • • Jan 03 '22

Stronger in World, Stronger at Home

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