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War in Ukraine damages major cultural sites
Russia's bombs are hitting civilians and sites important to Ukraine's history and cultural identity. Find out which sites are damaged.
Food insecurity made worse by Putin’s war, not sanctions
Russian military forces have bombed fields and destroyed transport systems that allow Ukraine to export its agricultural goods worldwide.
Countries step up global fight against COVID-19
Dozens of nations, private sector groups and nonprofits recently announced new contributions to the global fight against COVID-19.
Training Ghana’s health workers to fight COVID-19
A U.S. Agency for International Development program trains health workers to vaccinate their communities against COVID-19.
Muslim-Jewish exhibit explores shared immigration stories
A group of Jewish and Muslim artists in Virginia are sharing their and their families' immigration stories through an exhibition. Learn more.
America’s enduring partnership with ASEAN
The U.S. and ASEAN are celebrating 45 years of collaboration and partnership with a special summit in Washington May 12–13.
U.S. to tackle food insecurity during U.N. events
Armed conflict, climate crises and supply chain delays are among main causes of food insecurity. Learn more about U.S. food relief efforts.
Pacific countries stand with Ukraine
Numerous Pacific nations are sending humanitarian or military aid to Ukraine in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin's aggression.
Uyghurs abroad suffer ‘collective grief’
Many Uyghurs who live outside the People's Republic of China struggle with not knowing the fate of their loved ones in China.