“The situation in the Middle East requires an urgent diplomatic solution,” said U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield.
There have been “thousands of deaths, tens of thousands of emergency room visits because of the warming caused by super pollutants,” said Climate Advisor Zaidi.
The UN Security Council failed to adopt additional measures “to degrade the Houthis’ ability to continue their destabilizing and aggressive acts in Yemen and in the region,” said Ambassador Wood.
Advances in bioscience can be used to improve healthcare and food security and address climate change. The U.S. believes that using artificial intelligence can accelerate advances in bioscience and biotechnology.
The “most immediate” foreign policy challenge, said National Security Advisor Sullivan, “is Iran and its proxy groups [that] continue to take actions that directly threaten Americans and American interests in the Middle East."
"The United States implores states not to follow Russia’s practice in protecting international cybercriminals," said U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor Neuberger.
“This same connectivity that brings us together also exposes countries around the world to significant cyber threat,” said Deputy National Security Advisor Neuberger. “Ransomware is one of the most pervasive and damaging of these threats.”
"The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps – a designated foreign terrorist organization - has been conspiring with criminals and hitmen to target and gun down Americans on U.S. soil and that simply won’t be tolerated," said FBI Director Wray.
“Because of that global effort to extend humanity’s greatest lifesaving innovations to the furthest reaches of the planet, in the last thirty years alone, maternal mortality fell by 40 percent, child mortality fell by 60 percent," said USAID Administrator Power.
"History shows us that equitable societies tend to be more stable, more resilient, more innovative. So when our policies exclude those with disabilities, they actually fail all of us," said Secretary Blinken.
“Journalists have the right to live and report without fear,” declared Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield. “Let us all work to support and protect them as they tell the stories that change our world for the better.”
“Across our diplomacy, we’ve prioritized leading on norms and standards, promoting digital freedom, protecting our most sensitive technology, making critical supply chains more resilient,” said Secretary Blinken.
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