US & Canada
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Why nobody believes the Kremlin’s bioweapons claims
The Kremlin continues to spread false claims and disinformation about bioweapons laboratories in Ukraine, even after numerous experts, including scientists from Russia, have called the claims “manifestly false”. Among Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most outlandish claims is: Ukraine hosts US-backed biological weapons laboratories. In some tales, migratory birds, even mosquitoes, threaten to unleash biological weapons on Russia. Putin has used…
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Russian non-compliance and invalid suspension of the New START treaty
data sheetOffice of the SpeakerMarch 15, 2023 Russia’s failure to comply with the New START treaty and its alleged suspension of the treaty are regrettable and irresponsible moves. Mutual compliance with New START strengthens the security of the United States, our allies and partners, Russia and the world. The suspension of the New START treaty claimed by Russia is invalid.…
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NSC spokesman statement on DPRK’s ICBM test
STATEMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS The United States strongly condemns the DPRK’s ICBM test. This launch is in flagrant violation of several UN Security Council resolutions. Although US INDOPACOM has assessed that it poses no immediate threat to US personnel, US territory, or our allies, this launch unnecessarily increases tensions and risks destabilizing the security situation in the region. It only goes…
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Deputy Secretary of State Pyatt’s trip to the Republic of Korea
MEDIA NOTICESPEAKER’S OFFICE Geoffrey R. Pyatt, Deputy Secretary of the Department of State Bureau of Energy Resources, will travel to Seoul March 16-18 to discuss public-private cooperation between the US and the Republic of Korea (ROK) in advancing the transition clean energy and strengthening global energy security. In Seoul, Secretary of State Pyatt will co-chair the 9th US-ROK Energy Security…
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Remarks at Russia-convened UN Security Council briefing on “Russophobia”
John KellyPolitical AdvisorNew-York, New-YorkMarch 14, 2023 AS DELIVERED Thank you Mr President. We listened carefully to the speakers and would like to thank Dr. Snyder for his thoughtful presentation today. The United States welcomes serious discussions about the harmful effects of hate speech and harmful rhetoric. We regret that this meeting is a missed opportunity. The Russian delegation convened today’s…
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Women who fight for change are honored in the White House
The 11 women who were honored with the International Women of Courage Award 2023 on March 8 fight for different causes but have one thing in common: They are not intimidated. The award, presented annually by the US Secretary of State honors women around the world who stand up for human rights and the rule of law And Gender equality,…
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Nominated by the US World Bank, a leader in business and development
Ajay Banga, President Biden’s nominee for leadership of the World Bank, is a successful businessman who has long worked to bring investment and jobs to developing countries. In announcing Banga’s appointment as World Bank President, Biden praised Banga’s experience leading companies that have expanded access to financial services and his ability to build effective partnerships. “Ajay is uniquely equipped to…
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Media Note: US convenes Arria Formula meeting to integrate LGBTI human rights into UN Security Council work
UNITED STATES MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONSOffice of Press and Public DiplomacyFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 13, 2023 Media Note: US convenes Arria Formula meeting to integrate LGBTI human rights into UN Security Council work The United States will hold an Arria Formula meeting to promote the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people on Monday, March 20…
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Submit your application for the Women2Women International Leadership Program 2023
Are you a young woman, aged 15-19, ready to join a global network of leaders fighting for the rights of women and girls around the world? Are you ready to work on your leadership skills? Then read on and find out how you can be selected for this unique program in the United States sponsored by the US Embassy in…
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Fees and Payment Methods – U.S. Embassy and Consulate in the Republic of Korea
Accepted payment methods by courier (Ilyang): Pay.gov through the US government’s secure payment site. After successfully paying the fee, you must print it out electronic payment confirmation receive it by email and attach it to the package you send to the embassy. International money orders from banks in Korea (Note: If one or more of the requirements listed below…
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