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‘Climate of intimidation’ exists in Chechnya, fact-finding mission concludes
The Russian government has “not lived up to its responsibilities” to address the “grave situation” in Chechnya, a new report says.
U.S. farm products prized in South Korea
Learn why the United States is the top food supplier to South Korea, a country with discriminating tastes and high standards.
Holiday treasures at Washington’s National Cathedral
Discover a seasonal treat at Washington's National Cathedral, which offers an annual exhibition of nativity scenes from around the world.
U.S. and Philippine militaries stand shoulder to shoulder
The U.S. and the Philippines' defense treaty dates back to 1951. Their militaries train together and the countries work closely together to fight terrorism.
U.N. condemns Iran’s human rights abuses
The U.N. General Assembly adopts a resolution censuring Iran's human rights record, including torture and imprisoning human rights defenders.
Helping Vietnam’s justice system crack down on intellectual property theft
Following a push by Vietnam to improve enforcement of intellectual property laws, the U.S. trained 120 Vietnamese judges on intellectual property rights.
Stark evidence of Iranian missile threat [video]
American officials put on display recovered Iranian-made missiles as evidence of the escalating threat posed by Tehran's deadly arsenal.
The power of peaceful protest [video]
See how peaceful protests can lead to positive social and political changes, especially if they include a wide representation of citizens.
The U.S. response to the global compact on migration
The United States and other countries as diverse as Australia and Hungary are opposing a U.N. proposal on migration. Read why the U.S. acted this way.