The United States will strengthen its alliances, take the lead, and confront China and Russia

Anthony Blinken, appointed by President-elect Joseph Biden as Secretary of State, said the United States will strengthen international alliances and assume a global leadership role by confronting China, Russia and other authoritarian countries.

“We will work with the government and with partners around the world, to revitalize American diplomacy to meet the most pressing contemporary challenges. We will be present again whenever and wherever there are concerns about the safety and well-being of Americans. Greater capabilities than any other country to mobilize others for the common good.”Anthony Blinken is scheduled to announce, according to the speech plan prepared for the hearings scheduled for Tuesday in the US Senate.

“We can bypass China to remind the world of what the people’s elected government can do for these people.”Anthony Blinken also notes, according to ABC News, that US-China relations are “increasingly competitive”.

“We will participate in the world, not in the way it was, but in the configuration it is today. A world in which nationalism rises, with the decline of democracy, with increasing competition for China, Russia and other authoritarian countries., With the increasing threats to a stable and open international order and the technological revolution. That is reshaping every aspect of our lives, especially the Internet. “Anthony Blinken will argue, according to Reuters.

In addition to the prepared speech, Anthony Blinken will have to answer questions from the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

US President-elect Joe Biden appointed Anthony Blinken, 58, as Secretary of State, as the second most important position in the US administration.

For nearly 20 years, Blinken worked alongside Biden on foreign policy decisions and was No. 2 in the State Department during Barack Obama’s tenure as Biden.