U.S. helps Tunisia restore national treasure
The world's second-largest ancient colosseum is getting a makeover, with help from a U.S. grant. The project could boost tourism in Tunisia.
When typhoons strike the Philippines, U.S. aid follows
When typhoons strike the Philippines, the U.S. ally knows it can count on generous U.S. assistance. But America helps in nonemergencies too.
Pompeo praises risk-takers and visionaries
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins business and political leaders at the 2019 Global Entrepreneurship Summit in The Hague.
U.S. delivers more humanitarian aid to Venezuelan border
Humanitarian aid from the United States is arriving at the Colombia-Venezuela border, awaiting distribution to needy Venezuelans.
Pompeo: Job training makes us strong at home and abroad
Secretary of State Michael Pompeo and Senior Advisor Ivanka Trump spoke about the importance of job training at a roundtable in Wichita, Kansas.
Welding is this Filipino’s answer to recurring violence
A U.S.-backed program offers job training for young people in the Philippines who live in areas with high rates of poverty and violence.
How the U.S. helped Togo increase its electricity generation
Learn how a U.S.-backed power plant project in Togo created jobs and grew local economies without burdening the country with excessive debt.
U.S. ends support for ‘flawed’ U.N. Palestinian refugee agency
The U.S. will no longer contribute to the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees that it calls "irredeemably flawed." It will instead look for other ways to help the refugees, especially children.
Business hub tackles Ecuador’s social, environmental issues
Daniela Peralvo co-founded a company that helps solve some of Ecuador's problems, mentors existing entrepreneurs, and grooms future leaders.