Antony Blinken

I agree with you, the Taliban is taking steps that are digging an even deeper hole for the people of Afghanistan.

The United States has a positive vision for the future, a world that is free, that is secure, that is open, that is prosperous.

We have worked very closely together in building out the Abraham Accords.

It is hugely important to our ability to attract, but also retain the best talent and we are in a competition for talent.

The immediate, acute threat posed by Russia's autocracy and aggression, most destructively, of course, through its brutal aggression against Ukraine.

We may not be able to match China person for person, but we are going to be engaged in ways that we have not been.

A reformed UN Security Council, as President Biden has said, is in the best interests of the United States.

I made a commitment that I would see a marker of my success or not in this job whether or not the institution made real progress in building an institution that actually reflects the country that we are there to represent.

I fully share your view that the DFC is a critical tool, one that I think we are using, increasingly, effectively.

It is hard to overstate the importance of the Black Sea grain corridor.

We put something together that I think is going to bear very good results.

The United States has a positive vision for the future: a world that's free, secure, open and prosperous.

We fundamentally elevated the Pacific Island countries in our foreign policy and in our diplomacy.

I think that with your leadership what Congress was able to do in putting together the CHIPS and Science Act is one of the most important achievements we have had in our ability to compete effectively, particularly with China.

We are still the largest humanitarian donor, you know, especially with all of the investments that the American people, and American soldiers, and others have made over the years...

I am of the belief that the GEC needs to take a primary, rather than secondary role when it comes to the way in which we counter misinformation around the world.

However, we do not support the expansion or the alteration of the veto.

The short answer is by as necessary working around the governments when we do not have effective partners.

Yes, and I think not only is it advancing, I believe that we have asked actually your respective teams for recommendations and we really look to that.

Ninety-six percent of it is coming through ports of entry.

Our national security hinges on this work.

The administration continues to stress that Lebanon needs a president free of corruption who can unite the country and forge a coalition to implement badly needed reforms.

We need more people to address some of these emerging priorities and emergencies.

The immediate, acute threat posed by Russia's autocracy and aggression, most destructively, of course, through its brutal aggression against Ukraine.

Taiwan is a reliable, likeminded, and democratic partner.