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Ministry Press Release – July 5, 2022 – United States Department of State

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MR PRICE: Good afternoon, everyone. Very sorry for the delay. We had a rather catastrophic technical failure with the most important piece of technology in the building, and it is the iPad, of course, so we are back to the analog book now, for today at least. So bear with me. With that, I have one notice at the top, and then I look forward to taking your questions. QUESTION: Was it not a hack of some sort? MR PRICE: No, and I wish there was a more interesting explanation, but technology has made us fail. But that is notRead News

U.S. citizens will not be allowed to use their expired U.S. passport to return directly to the United States after June 30, 2022.

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On May 24, 2021, as a result of delays related to the COVID-19 virus, a measure was enacted to allow, under limited circumstances, the direct return of U.S. citizens abroad who held U.S. passports that expired on January 1, 2020, or then. This temporary measure was abroad. extended until June 30, 2022. Because the Department and the U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo can now accept routine and emergency passport issuance to support the travel needs of U.S. citizens without excessive wait times, this measure will not be extended further. Therefore, after June 30, 2022, US citizens will no longer beRead News

Summary of the Secretary’s Coming to Indonesia and Thailand – United States Department of State

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MR PRICE:  Thank you very much and thank you all for joining this afternoon. We are pleased to have the opportunity to preview the Secretary’s upcoming trip to Indonesia and Thailand tomorrow. This call is being recorded but is embargoed until the call ends. We have two speakers with us today. We have Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Dan Kritenbrink; we also have our Assistant Secretary from the Office of Economic and Business Affairs, Ramin Toloui. Assistant Secretary of State Kritenbrink will open it, and then we’ll turn it over to Assistant Secretary of State Toloui, andRead News

Protests in Karakalpakstan Autonomous Region of Uzbekistan – U.S. Department of State

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The United States has expressed concern over the recent events in Karakalpakistan and called on all parties to seek a peaceful solution to the conflict and to avoid violence. We extend our condolences to the families of those who lost their lives. We also offer our condolences to the victims. We support Uzbekistan’s efforts to implement democratic reforms. We call on the authorities to protect all fundamental rights, including peaceful assembly and dialogue, in line with Uzbekistan’s international obligations and commitments. We urge authorities to adhere to a thorough, credible, and credible investigation into violence, in accordance with international standardsRead News

Algeria National Day – US Department of State

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On behalf of the Government of the United States of America, I extend my best wishes to the Government of Algeria and its people on the anniversary of the independence of Algeria on July 5th. Our commitments go back to the 1795 Treaty of Peace and Amity. Since then, Algerians and Americans have forged strong and growing economic, educational, and cultural ties. I visited Algeria in March to discuss with President Tebboune and Foreign Minister Lamamra how we could refuse to deepen this relationship. To make this happen, the United States is looking forward to being a Honorary Country atRead News

Cape Verde National Day – U.S. Department of State

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On behalf of the United States of America, I send my congratulations on July 5th, celebrating 47 years of independence. The United States and Cape Verde share the goals of democracy, security and economic prosperity. Our relationship is over 200 years old and we hope that this relationship will only grow stronger in the next few years. The United States is proud to celebrate with Cape Verde to celebrate another year of independence.

Commentary: As the World changes, so will the United States

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A good friend asked me the other day, “Is our country in bad shape today?” I pondered this serious question and answered, “The earth is not the same confident place it was between 1945 and 2000.” Most people my age remember the Great Depression of the 1930s, when banks across the country closed, 25 million jobs were lost, and there was no Social Security to help people. It was only after the rearmament of Europe in 1939, when war was inevitable, that employment began to recover in the United States. At the end of World War II, in which theRead News

COVID-19 was the third leading cause of death in the United States in both 2020 and 2021

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Novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 Stained scanning electron micrograph of a cell (red) showing morphological signs of apoptosis infected with SARS-COV-2 viral particles (yellow) isolated from a patient sample.NIAID What Covid-19 was the third leading cause of death in the United States between March 2020 and October 2021, according to an analysis of national death certificate data by researchers at the National Cancer Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health. The study appears July 5 in JAMA Internal Medicine. During the 20-month period studied, COVID-19 caused 1 in 8 deaths (or 350,000 deaths) in the United States. Heart disease was theRead News

Letter: The permanent underclass in the United States is no accident

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There is no reason to wonder about the apparent contradiction of powers that oppose abortion and at the same time oppose social programs for starving children, their mothers with inadequate jobs to support them, and poor educational systems that hinder meaningful learning. This is not a paradox, but it makes perfect sense for the powers that be who want to have a nation with a permanent class of people—disadvantaged, underpaid, desperate people—who will do whatever it takes to stay alive, even for starvation wages and a piece of bread. From the very beginning, there was such a class in thisRead News

As the U.S. Supreme Court reshapes America

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By Sarah SmithNorth America editor Within just ten days there has been a dramatic change in America. Major elections will address everything from environmental policy to declared abortion rights – but not by the president or by Congress. It is the Supreme Court that currently uses its power to change people’s lives. Democrats can control the White House and all Congress houses but they do not have enough votes to go beyond most politics. Instead, in a series of controversial judgments, the Supreme Court is shaping the future of the United States – taking it in a way that isRead News

Tensions between the United States and Iran could rise this summer

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A version of this story first appeared in CNN’s Now in the Middle East newsletter, a thrice-weekly look at the region’s biggest stories. Sign up here. ABU DHABI, UAE (CNN) – The United States and Iran could be heading for a summer of further escalation after indirect talks to restore the 2015 nuclear deal ended with no progress last week. The talks – brokered by the European Union and hosted in Doha, Qatar – were the latest hope to nudge the two sides to an agreement as tensions mount over Iran’s nuclear program. The two-day talks aimed to resolve remainingRead News

Anxious U.S. is trying to celebrate July 4 marred by parade shooting

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A shooting that left at least six people dead in an Independence Day parade in a Chicago suburb has disrupted Monday’s celebrations across the United States and has also rocked an already invaded country in turmoil over decisions. of the high court on abortion and weapons, and the Jan. 6 hearing. insurrection. The latest mass shooting came as the nation tried to find a cause to celebrate its founding and the ties that still hold it together. It should be a day to get to work, flocking to parades, devouring hot dogs and burgers to barbecues in the backyard andRead News

04/07/1976: A Look Into ‘Flying Colors of the United States’

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DALLAS – Back in 1976, Braniff International Airways (BN) launched Alexander Calder’s ‘Flying Colors of the United States’ show on Boeing 727-200 from the aircraft, celebrating the United States Bicentennial. For those who were absent at the time, it is hard to imagine the enthusiasm and excitement surrounding the United States’ 200th birthday in 1976. Since resigning and mocking the Nixon Administration, the Vietnam War is less popular, social conflicts, and. the oil crisis was followed by a deep recession, the nation was ready to celebrate its history and look forward to the future. New from the praise produced byRead News

$ 820 million in new US military assistance to Ukraine – US State Department

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Ukraine continues to face the brutality highlighted once again this week by an attack that hit a shopping mall packed with civilians. They continue to fight for their country, and the United States continues to support them and their just cause. As the United States prepares to commemorate our independence, we remain committed to the independence, security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Ukraine. Based on the delegation of authority from the President, I authorize the withdrawal of our fourteenth weapons and equipment from the US Department of Defense inventory for the self-defense of Ukraine from August 2021 for up toRead News

10 coldest countries in the United States

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It is well known that the United States is among the countries with a wide range of climatic conditions. Beaches? Yes, there are many of them around here. Deserts? You have them too! Due to the existence of two main climate zones – the continental zone, which extends over a significant part of the nation, and the maritime zone, which covers the east coast – the United States experiences a wide range of temperatures. The combination of latitude and the prevailing winds are responsible for this zone deviation. Below are the ten coldest states in the United States based onRead News

US, China trades, talks about supply chains while Biden examines tariff cuts

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen raises concerns about China’s “unfair, non-market” economic policies. Published July 5, 20225. July 2022 US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Liu He discussed economic issues, including international trade and supply chains, as the Biden administration considered lowering tariffs on Chinese goods to drive up inflation. In a virtual meeting with its Chinese counterpart on Tuesday, Yellen “honestly” raised concerns about China’s “unfair, non-market” economic policies in the Russian war against Ukraine, the U.S. Treasury Department said in a statement. The two sides also discussed the global economic outlook related to risingRead News

The Scandinavian airline SAS has gone bankrupt in the US while struggling to survive

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Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) Airbus A320 aircraft were stopped at Copenhagen Airport in Kaastrup, Denmark, March 15, 2020. Johan Nilsson | AFP | Vadivelu Comedy Getty Images The SAS has filed a bankruptcy in the United States, which a Scandinavian airline said on Tuesday, warning of strikes by pilots was detrimental to its financial situation and financial crisis. Wage negotiations between SAS and its pilots plummeted on Monday, leading to further unrest in Europe as the summer holiday season begins. The company said in a statement Tuesday it will continue to serve its customers throughout the breakdown, although a driver’s refusalRead News

On the Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh – US State Department

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After a very detailed forensic analysis, a third-party independent examiner, as part of a process overseen by the US Security Coordinator (USSC), was unable to reach a definitive conclusion as to the origin of the bullet that killed Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. . Ballistics experts determined the bullet was badly damaged, which prevented a clear conclusion. In addition to forensic and ballistic analysis, the USSC was granted full access to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Palestinian Authority (PA) investigations over the past few weeks. Summarizing the two investigations, the USSC concluded that fire from IDF positions was likelyRead News

Cuba vs. United States live online: scores, statistics and highlights | FIBA Qualifiers America

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The United States advance to the next round of FIBA ​​World Cup Qualifiers after winning Group D by 13 points after six games. Xavier Munford set the tone early for the US scoring 24 points in the 87-64 victory. USA pull away from Cuba early The Americans came in on the night knowing they could end the first round of stage action group in the qualifying games at the top of the standings with Monday night’s victory. Cuba, on the other hand, did not win a game and was looking for some consolation after being eliminated earlier in the tournament.Read News

US museums celebrate Ukrainian culture

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More than a million people of Ukrainian descent live in the United States, mostly in New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. American museums across the country elevate Ukrainian culture, history and art. “One of the things President Putin’s war is trying to accomplish is to somehow remove Ukrainian identity,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on May 9 during a visit to the Ukrainian Institute of America. “That identity is powerfully manifested through their culture.” New York: Home to the most Ukrainian Americans About 138,000 people of Ukrainian descent live in New York City – half of whom wereRead News

USA vs Haiti – Football Game Report – July 4, 2022

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Alex Morgan scored in the first half but Margaret Purce added an old-fashioned goal as the United States women’s team beat Haiti 3-0 in the semi-finals of the CONCACAF W Championship. – Rabbit receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom – Kassouf: Although the USWNT won in Haiti, the defense seemed calm – Foudy: Will the USWNT pay for the annual shift? Morgan opened the scoring for the United States in the 16th minute with a heel pass from Mallory Pugh past Haitian guard Lara Larco. Morgan’s second goal came to the head in 23 minutes. Winning Monday at the EstadioRead News

U.S. men’s basketball players downplayed Cuba in World Cup qualifier

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HAVANA – There was some cheering for “The Star-Spangled Banner” before USA Basketball’s match in Cuba on Independence Day. And then the Americans celebrated the holiday with a landslide victory. Xavier Munford scored 24 points and the United States defeated Cuba 87-64 on Monday night to finish the first round of qualifying for next year’s World Cup in basketball – and improved to 31-1 all the time against the island nation. “It’s emotional to play on the fourth of July,” said Jim Boylen, who coached the United States in all three two-match windows in the preliminary qualifying round. “It’s emotionalRead News

Happy 246-year-old United States of America

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As we gather on the Fourth of July to celebrate our nation’s birthday and the Declaration of Independence from the British Empire, take a few minutes to reflect on the challenges we have overcome as a nation and the contributions you and/or your descendants have yet to make in the greatest country on earth—the United States American States. We are unquestionably lucky to be in the greatest country the world has ever seen. During its two hundred and forty-six-year history, the United States eradicated slavery, saved the world from Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, contributed the most technological achievementsRead News

The last World War II received the medal of honor that lay in honor at the US Capitol

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(CNN) Hershel W. “Woody” Williams, who was the last surviving recipient of a World War II Medal of Honor, will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Senate Majority Leader announced Sunday Chuck Schumer. The date and other details will be announced later, Pelosi and Schumer said in a joint statement. “Woody Williams embodied America’s best: living a life of duty, honor, and courage,” said Pelosi, a California Democrat. Schumer, a New York Democrat, called Williams “an American hero who embodied the best of our country and the greatest generation.” Williams, who died WednesdayRead News

FACT SHEET: US and G7 will take further action to support Ukraine and hold the Russian Federation accountable

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Today, President Biden will meet with G7 leaders and President Zelenskyy in Germany to continue our unwavering and united commitment to support Ukraine and to build on our unprecedented sanctions to hold President Putin accountable. The G7 issues a statement of support for Ukraine that includes significant new sanctions commitments to further strengthen our economic measures against Russia. The US has mobilized more than 30 allies and partners around the world to impose drastic costs on Russia, and the US-led coalition continues to increase pressure on Putin. In just a few months, US exports to Russia, including critical technological inputsRead News

The US is in turmoil this July 4, but many see reason to celebrate

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Independence Day comes at a time when the United States is roiled by hearings on the Jan. 6 uprising, by turmoil over the Supreme Court’s rulings on abortion and guns, and by struggles to maintain the common bonds that hold it together. But many also see reason to celebrate: The pandemic continues to recede, and despite its flaws, American democracy endures. “I think a lot of us feel conflicted about celebrating the 4th of July right now,” tweeted champion steeplechaser and attorney Amelia Boone as the week headed into the long holiday weekend. In his eyes, patriotism also means fightingRead News

Is the United States the home of the brave?

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Posted:Monday | July 4, 2022 | 12:35 pm The fact that the United States has freedom of religion, speech, and the press enshrined in the First Amendment of its highly revered constitution has been a frequent topic during discussions with colleagues of various nationalities, religions, beliefs, and cultures throughout my long career. sailing on international cargo and oil tankers, many of which were owned and operated by American corporations. Today, the US President is at the forefront of new plans to increase NATO’s military presence in Europe from 40,000 to 300,000 troops. Instead of focusing on achieving a negotiated peace,Read News

“Unfreaking Believable!” MAFS Australia is canceled in the United States

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There’s no denying that Married At First was a runaway success for Nine; however, his success failed to translate across the pond with the show unceremoniously dumped in America. The Australian version of Married At First Sight was broadcast in America via the Lifetime cable network. However, last month the show was cut from its usual time slot, leaving fans of the show with no closure. Yes, for a short time, Americans also had the unpleasant experience of watching Bryce and Melissa try to be in a relationship. All of Australia after hearing Melissa commit to Bryce #MAFSAU #MAFS pic.twitter.com/qRX8qayKtVRead News

United States storm past Australia, England remain unbeaten and more from Day 4

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(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Matt Kinnear) More lacrosse and more storm. Yesterday’s game faced more weather challenges as some matches were moved to avoid the scheduled storm, but additional evening weather caused an extended delay for the final evening match. The United States and Australia teams were left to wait two hours before playing, guiding players looking for ways to stay strong and ready to play. The thing that I’m sure that we all wonder is, why did Charlotte North ever crave its coffee? United States 16, Australia 5 The United States and Australia have a known history of stellar competition,Read News

10 quotes from Billy Graham on the United States of America

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In many ways, Billy Graham has been around the world. But the “Ambassador of God” has always had his heart set on a special place in his home country, the United States, where he has lived all 99 years of his life. As the United States celebrates Independence Day, these 10 quotes are a reminder of how Mr. Graham loved his nation and desperately wanted to see his American friends know the peace and love of God. “The secret power of the nation lies in the faith in the hearts and homes of the country.” – From day to dayRead News