“No nation should offer safe haven to cyber criminals who target schools and hospitals. And when countries like Russia and North Korea violate these commitments with impunity ... we must all stand up, call them out, and hold them to account,” said Deputy Secretary Verma.
"The United States is making the biggest investments of any country ever to accelerate the transition to clean energy, keeping us on track to cut our own emissions by half by 2030," said Secretary Blinken.
“COVID-19, other outbreaks of disease – like the mpox outbreak that we’re currently facing – show us why health security is national security,” said Secretary Blinken.
“The United States is committed to adapting the UN system to reflect this world of today and tomorrow, not the one that existed in 1945,” said Secretary Blinken.
"When the humanitarians and the development experts work and plan together – especially from the onset of a crisis, we can assist more people with the same resources," said Secretary Blinken.
"Developers, researchers, innovators in low and middle income countries will be able to use models and tools that can improve their own AI applications and better tailor them to local needs and local challenges,” said Secretary Blinken.
“Climate change is melting glaciers. It’s causing sea levels to rise. It’s fueling extreme weather like storms, which have become even more devastating when combined with higher seas,” said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
"A just and lasting peace must affirm the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and independence," said Secretary Blinken. "A just and lasting peace must preserve Ukraine’s right to choose its own path, its own allies, its own future."
"Drug manufacturers and cartels continue to adapt their practices, develop new chemicals, move fast to evade our efforts. We have to move faster," said President Biden.
“In the fight for our democracies in the 21st century, the front lines are increasingly online,” declared Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
"Never forget, we are here to serve the people, not the other way around," said President Joe Biden at his last speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
“China is spending quite a bit of money, lending quite a bit of money to ostensibly help African governments ... But we find that most of China’s activity on the continent is primarily to benefit China,” said Under Secretary Bass.
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