Antony Blinken
The Public Record
Antony Blinken is the 71st United States Secretary of State, having been appointed by President Joe Biden in January 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Blinken has played a significant role in shaping U.S. foreign policy, focusing on issues such as international alliances, climate change, and global security. He previously served as Deputy National Security Advisor and Deputy National Security Advisor during the Obama administration, where he was involved in key diplomatic initiatives, including the Iran nuclear deal.
the DFC is a critical tool, one that I think we are using, increasingly, effectively
The United States has a positive vision for the future: a world that's free, secure, open and prosperous.
The problem that we face now is exactly what you pointed to, the edicts promulgated by the Taliban, preventing women from participating in the delivery of assistance.
The first set is posed by our strategic competitors--the immediate, acute threat posed by Russia's autocracy and aggression.
It is hugely important to our ability to attract, but also retain the best talent and we are in a competition for talent.
This budget will sustain our security, economic, energy, and humanitarian support for Ukraine to ensure President Putin's war remains a strategic failure.
One of the things that we have learned in recent years is that the two most determinative things to having sustainable food production capacity, comes down to two things: soil and seeds.
The budget will help us push back on advancing authoritarianism and democratic backsliding by strengthening democracies around the world.
The United States has a positive vision for the future: a world that's free, secure, open and prosperous.
This budget will help us push back on advancing authoritarianism and democratic backsliding by strengthening democracies worldwide.
The GEC, for us, is a critical tool in actually being able to deal with that.
I am determined to continue to do that and very much appreciate the work that we have been able to do with this committee over the last couple of years and look forward to the work ahead.
The budget will help us push back on advancing authoritarianism and democratic backsliding by strengthening democracies around the world.
Countries make their own sovereign decisions in their international relationships.
The strategy will focus, not just on the security aspects, but on promoting political engagement, on promoting economic cooperation.
The United States has a positive vision for the future: a world that's free, secure, open and prosperous.
The first set is posed by our strategic competitors--the immediate, acute threat posed by Russia's autocracy and aggression, most destructively through its brutal war against Ukraine.
I believe if we do that we will see its effectiveness in leveraging more private sector investment go up significantly.
We will be making those reports available, sharing that information with Congress within the next three weeks.





