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An EducationUSA adviser tells you what's most important to get a college education in the U.S. and what her own U.S. education was like.

For many years, U.S. secretaries of state have embraced new technologies to communicate with foreign audiences, reshaping and expanding public diplomacy.

When Syrian and African refugees arrived in Denmark, the U.S. Embassy partnered with local nongovernmental organizations to find Danish mentors for them.

Following a natural disaster, an Ecuadorian woman learns how to make her business bigger and better through a U.S.-supported training program.

The U.S. warns companies to protect against China's intellectual property theft, which could lead to security and privacy risks as well as economic harm.

January 16 is National Religious Freedom Day in the U.S. Religious freedom is a central U.S. value. Learn how the U.S. promotes it worldwide.

The border wall at the U.S. southern border works alongside cooperation with Central American governments to ensure a legal immigration process.

Storms or drought can cost Panamanian rice farmers a season's work. See how the U.S. is helping Panama to use satellite data to protect its farmers.

Meet a few of the remarkable women who were thriving in Iran before Islamic fundamentalists overthrew Iran’s government in 1979.