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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is assuring fellow North Atlantic Treaty Organization member nations that the United States considers the defense alliance indispensable. Rubio made the comments during ...
From Washington Examiner
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration’s new envoy to NATO arrived Thursday in Brussels, where the alliance’s top diplomats are hoping they’ll shed light on U.S. security pla...
From The Boston Globe
In meetings with NATO ministers, Mr. Rubio is expected to press Mr. Trump’s call for a swift end to the war in Ukraine, an approach that alarms many European leaders who overwhelmingly support Kyiv a...
From The New York Times
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reassured allies that Donald Trump is not anti-NATO and that the country will remain in the alliance, but he's also asking his counterparts to make sacrifices and raise defence spending to 5%.
China’s government is bristling at the strengthening ties between Guyana and the United States in online comments after a visit to the South American country by U.S.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told NATO members Thursday that the US remained committed to the alliance – if they massively ramp up military spending targets.
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Raw Story on MSN'Did you have a lobotomy?': Conservative slams 'free-trader' Rubio for kissing up to TrumpCárdenas had some sharp words for Secretary of State Marco Rubio's praise of the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs that may well spark a global trade war. Navarro-Cárdenas claimed she has known Rubio for 30 years,
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Latin Times on MSNMarco Rubio Offers U.S. Security to Oil-Rich Guyana as Border Dispute With Venezuela EscalatesSecretary of State Marco Rubio has reaffirmed the United States' commitment to Guyana's security as tensions with Venezuela have continued to escalate
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Responsible Statecraft on MSNWhat awaits Marco Rubio in the CaribbeanThe secretary of state this week dives into Haiti's crisis, Guyana-Venezuela tensions, growing Chinese influence, and a bit of resistance
Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders will tell Secretary of State Marco Rubio next week that the US’s proposed fines on Chinese-made cargo vessels would hurt the region’s oil and gas industry as well as push up transportation costs,
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Brussels from April 2–4 to participate in the NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting, the State Department announced Monday. Speaking at a press conference, spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Rubio’s visit will focus on rallying increased defense investment among NATO allies and reinforcing support for Ukraine.
Heads of state in Latin America and the Caribbean have long complained that the region is treated as an after-thought by most US administrations.