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U.S. Embassy London, UK
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This year, we mark 250 years since America’s independence in 1776. Our nation’s story has been written alongside allies and friends, none more so than the UK 🇺🇸🇬🇧 Join us throughout 2026 as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
#SharedHistoryUnitedFuture #Freedom250
We welcomed American physicist and 35-year @NASA veteran Les Johnson to London, where he spoke at @imperialcollege about the future of space travel. He explained to us his vision for how the solar system can help provide the vital materials we need for our society.
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SECRETARY RUBIO at G20: By translating our shared interests into practical cooperation and real action, we can reinforce global stability, and more importantly, we can deliver meaningful results for our citizens.
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At today’s G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, I made clear that maritime and food security drive economic security.
Through our America First agenda, the United States is encouraging partners to protect shipping routes, strengthen food security, and reduce the economic consequences of geopolitical crises.
Spooky season has arrived at the Embassy! 🎃👻
The candy is ready, the decorations are set, and we can’t wait to welcome community trick-or-treaters to celebrate 🇺🇸 Halloween traditions!
From Yorkshire to Hollywood, Sir Patrick Stewart became an icon on both sides of the Atlantic. As Captain Picard reminded us: “What we leave behind is not as important as how we’ve lived.” His life touched millions around the world, and we join them in mourning his passing.
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250 years of innovation. 250 years of American excellence. And a bright future where America continues to lead.
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Good to speak with the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care @YvetteCooperMP. The U.S.-UK pharmaceutical deal is delivering - driving investment and expanding NHS access to life-saving medicines. There is much more to do, and I look forward to building on this progress for the benefit of both our countries.
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A welcome coincidence that my first meeting with Prime Minister @AndyBurnham was on his 100th day. We discussed a wide range of topics including the economic benefits of Super Intelligence and the vital AUKUS initiative essential to global security to protect against our adversaries. I am encouraged by the PM’s commitment to the U.S.-UK partnership and his true belief in and full understanding of the special relationship between our countries. I look forward to working with him and his administration going forward.
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I regularly meet with MPs from across Parliament to share ideas on how we can build on our enduring partnership. Today I met with Shadow Foreign Secretary @TomTugendhat to discuss how the U.S. and UK can work side by side to strengthen our security, promote peace, and address challenges around the world.
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I welcome the UK's announcement that it has accepted all 27 recommendations. Now, the challenge lies in implementation and enforcement.
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Good to meet Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood to discuss the close collaboration between the U.S. and UK as we protect our borders, counter terrorist threats, and combat cyber-attacks. The enduring reality is this: our countries are safer, our communities more secure, when we stand together.
Critical minerals are indispensable to our national goals because they literally power our tech-driven world. We brought together U.S. leaders and industry partners to discuss the challenges and opportunities to develop secure, diversified, and resilient copper and critical mineral supply chains.
ALT Guests sit around the table for the roundtable discussion at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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ALT Guests sit around the table for the roundtable discussion at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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Deterrence in the Indo-Pacific requires real, deployable lethality.
Watch my recap from Maritime Big Play Pacific DVDay on how #AUKUS is taking advanced autonomous capabilities from the lab straight to our operators.
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SECRETARY RUBIO: There's nothing being deliberately denied to Ukraine. It's simply a balance between our obligations to other partners, and frankly, our own standards and requirements for our own facilities as well.
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Energy security means taking charge of your own energy. I welcome the UK moving forward with Jackdaw and hope approval for Rosebank follows. Developing Britain’s own North Sea resources supports UK businesses and its people. A stronger, more secure UK energy sector benefits us all.
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The UK is an important market for American rice, with farmers and processors around the United States producing high-quality rice for consumers here. I welcomed rice producers from Arkansas, Louisiana, and California who are in London to strengthen connections with British buyers and create new opportunities for U.S. rice exports.
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This month, the Maritime Big Play exercise series is bringing together government and industry experts from the U.S., UK, and Australia to test, integrate, and refine uncrewed and autonomous maritime systems. These new technologies will help deliver on the AUKUS alliance's promise of using new technologies to deter conflict and maintain our strategic military advantage.