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U.S. companies pledge support for Asia’s post-pandemic recovery
The U.S. government and major U.S. retailers are planning to help workers in Asia recover from the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local staff members of U.S. Embassy recognized as heroes
Badye and Hella Ladhari were locally employed U.S. Embassy staff members in Tunis when violent protests threatened the embassy September 14, 2012.
A living wage for health care workers in Venezuela
The legitimate interim government of Venezuela has helped over 62,000 health care workers receive a living wage during the pandemic.
Democracies condemn Beijing’s continued crackdown in Hong Kong
Beijing's crackdown on democracy continues with the disqualification of several pro-democracy lawmakers from the Hong Kong legislature.
Rights groups call for independent investigation of Iran’s atrocities
Human rights groups are calling for an independent inquiry into violence against Iranian protesters. Read more about calls for transparency in Iran.
American spirit of volunteerism thrives in the age of COVID-19 [photo...
This gallery of photographs showing how Americans help one another during the coronavirus crisis is a testimony of U.S. volunteerism in times of hardship.
On World AIDS Day, looking to finish the fight
World AIDS Day is a time to redouble efforts to eradicate the disease and HIV. Learn how the U.S. is attacking them on multiple fronts.
Creating meaningful exchanges with leaders around the world
The State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program is celebrating 80 years of bringing leaders from around the world to the U.S.
China’s international building projects threaten biodiversity
The People's Republic of China’s One Belt, One Road initiative is destroying habitats and threatening endangered species, according to conservationists.