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… advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the United States. Chapter Department of State … advance the economic, foreign policy, and national security interests of the United States. … citizens abroad; and to … - page 170
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… in need, and otherwise advances and supports U.S. national interests abroad. Properly led, the State Department can be … in need, and otherwise advances and supports U.S. national interests abroad. Properly led, the State Department can be … - page 170
… of a stale treaty before the Senate still serves national interests, the treaty letter of transmittal and submission … of a stale treaty before the Senate still serves national interests, the treaty letter of transmittal and submission … - page 175
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… presence of other agencies with strong competing or adverse interests—remains to be seen. The unit is dependent on … presence of other agencies with strong competing or adverse interests—remains to be seen. The unit is dependent on … - page 176
… kind—including countries that are actively hostile to U.S. interests and nationals. Mandatory reciprocity will convey … kind—including countries that are actively hostile to U.S. interests and nationals. Mandatory reciprocity will convey … - page 177
… foreign policy agenda and, in so doing, ensuring that the interests of American citizens are given Chapter Department … foreign policy agenda and, in so doing, ensuring that the interests of American citizens are given … Personnel and … - page 177
… mix, including protecting American citizens and their interests, as well as US. allies, from PRC attacks and abuse … mix, including protecting American citizens and their interests, as well as US. allies, from PRC attacks and abuse … - page 179
… one that acknowledges that it is in U.S. national security interests, the Iranian people’s human rights interests, and a broader global interest in peace and … one that acknowledges that it is in U.S. national security interests, the Iranian people’s human rights interests, and … - page 181
… Ukraine drags on, Russia presents major challenges to US. interests, as well as to peace, stability, and the post-Cold … Ukraine drags on, Russia presents major challenges to US. interests, as well as to peace, stability, and the post-Cold … - page 182
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… U.S. military engagement must clearly fall within U.S. interests; be fiscally responsible; and protect American … recognizing Communist China as the greatest threat to US. interests. Thus, with respect to Ukraine , continued U.S. … U.S. military engagement must clearly fall within U.S. interests; be fiscally responsible; and protect American … - page 182
… recognizes Communist China as the defining threat to U.S. interests in the 21st century. Chapter Department of State … recognizes Communist China as the defining threat to U.S. interests in the 21st century. … The next conservative … - page 182
… Asia - 2429 Peace and stability in Northeast Asia are vital interests of the United States. The Republic of Korea (South … 182 … Peace and stability in Northeast Asia are vital interests of the United States. The Republic of Korea (South … - page 182
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… - 2435 threaten other nations with nuclear blackmail. Both interests can only be served Chapter Department of State … 183 … threaten other nations with nuclear blackmail. Both interests can only be served … threaten other nations with … - page 183
… simultaneously allows the U.S. to re-posture in its best interests and helps regional partners enter a new century of … simultaneously allows the U.S. to re-posture in its best interests and helps regional partners enter a new century of … - page 183
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… Africa’s importance to U.S. foreign policy and strategic interests is rising and will only continue to grow. Its … are making significant gains for their own national interests. The PRC’s companies dominate the African supply … … Africa’s importance to U.S. foreign policy and strategic interests is rising and will only continue to grow. Its … - page 186
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