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Antony Blinken
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‘Say Their Names’: Families Urge Blinken to Use China Trip to Free U.S. Detainees
Katherine Swidan, whose son Mark has been imprisoned in China for over 10 years, has not seen even…
Iran Regime Refusing to Meet Conditions to Take IRGC Off Terror List
As negotiations continue in Vienna for a potential Iran nuclear deal, many are outraged that the United States…
Biden Seeks New Sanctions, Help for Ukrainians in Europe
As war rages on in Ukraine, President Joe Biden will huddle with key allies in Brussels and Warsaw…
U.S. in Talks to Supply Ukraine with Fighter Jets, Blinken Says
A proposed deal that would have seen former Eastern Bloc countries in the EU deliver Soviet-era fighter jets to Ukraine fell apart earlier this month.
Biden, Allies Launch Sanctions Against Russia
Biden called the moves the first set of significant measures taken in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision a day earlier to recognize as independent, and aid militarily, breakaway regions in southeastern Ukraine.
U.S.’ Blinken Cancels Meeting with Lavrov, Says Russian Moves Are ‘Rejection of Diplomacy’
Washington had consulted with allies on the decision to cancel the talks, scheduled to take place in Europe, before informing Lavrov in a letter on Tuesday, Blinken said.
U.S. Hands Russia Written Response to Demands, Says Up to Kremlin How to Proceed
Russia has demanded Ukraine be blocked from becoming member of NATO and limit on NATO troops on bloc's eastern front
Blinken: U.S.-Russia Could Still Find Consensus
Two weeks of intensive diplomacy, including Blinken's request for a last-minute meeting in Geneva last Friday with his Russian counterpart, have failed to produce any breakthroughs.
Blinken Dodges Question on Sending U.S. Troops to Ukraine, Says NATO Looking At ‘Practical’ Response to Russia
Biden previously ruled out sending troops to defend Ukraine
White House Says Russia Could Launch Attack in Ukraine ‘At Any Point’
“It is up to the Russians to determine which path they are going to take, and the consequences are going to be severe if they don’t take the diplomatic path,” Psaki said.