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International sanctions are working: Russia feels economic pressure
Putin's war against Ukraine prompted sanctions and business withdrawals. Those actions are taking a toll on Russia's economy.
Peace Corps is back! A new class begins in the Americas.
Two Peace Corps volunteers explain what drew them to global service and share what they find most rewarding about their work.
U.S. sends COVID-19 vaccines worldwide [rolling updates]
The United States is donating billions in COVID-19 vaccine doses, funding for COVAX and medical supplies to countries all over the world.
U.S.-Africa partnerships advance shared ideals
Secretary Blinken laid out four priorities that he said the U.S. government and African countries must tackle together. Learn what they are.
Celebrating 75 years of U.S.-Pakistan relations [photo gallery]
This year marks the 75th anniversary of Pakistan’s birth as a nation and of U.S.-Pakistan diplomatic relations. Some images over the decades.
American generosity stays high, study shows
Experts often note that Americans, whether wealthy or of modest means, give generously to those in need. But recent donations break records.
Galvanizing the world to reduce hunger in Africa
Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., urged action across governments, across countries and between people to end hunger.
Understanding elephants improves conservation efforts
U.S. researchers are learning more about how elephants think and behave to help improve the chances of survival for these majestic animals.
Cynthia Yue has her finger on the pulse of American youth
Learn why the 2021–2022 U.S. Youth Observer to the U.N. is so committed to human rights and how her childhood shaped her worldview.