I would encourage you to engage with the Syrian diaspora in this country, which have very definite ideas about what might be helpful in Syria.
Jeanne Shaheen
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Jeanne Shaheen is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New Hampshire, a position she has held since January 3, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she is the first woman to be elected governor of New Hampshire, serving from 1997 to 2003. During her tenure in the Senate, Shaheen has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and national security, often advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
One of the things that we know we need to do is continue to support the Lebanese Armed Forces.
I would hope that that coordinator gets appointed to help with that issue, which is a very real issue now.
I had intended to come to the floor earlier today with Senator Grassley so that we could talk about our legislation that we are introducing this week, that would build upon our efforts to protect the survivors of sexual assault in the…
Family planning is not abortion, and we should stop including those organizations that help women determine their children
I hope that the United States and the international community will not prevent humanitarian aid from going to the Afghan people because of our opposition to the Taliban.
We have told them that as long as they got S-400s in the country, they cannot have the F-35s.
As China seeks OECD membership, it is important that our Ambassador understands the challenges we face today from a rising China that promotes a socialist model.
The human rights situation in Turkey also remains difficult. Turkey is one of the highest jailers of journalists and opposition activists in Eurasia.
If confirmed, I will use all available OSCE platforms and tools to spotlight the appalling human rights situation in Belarus.
If confirmed, I will continue to oppose the Nord Stream 2 pipeline and work to strengthen the energy security of our allies and partners.
I will continue our efforts to hold PM Mikati's new Government accountable for ensuring transparent parliamentary elections.
Lebanon must implement significant reforms to address the spiraling economic crisis it faces.
If confirmed, I will continue this tradition of close consultation that prevents any issue from detracting from NATO accomplishing its core tasks.
The United States stands with the Lebanese people, and will continue to support it and key institutions.
The Biden administration is committed to re-engaging European allies and partners and revitalizing our alliances.
NATO is the essential forum for consultation and action on Transatlantic security and defense issues.
How we take care of these individuals over the coming days, months and years will determine our true commitment to American values.
Providing foreign assistance is, and in my view, always should be the purview of the Secretary of State and the State Department.





