What has China done for the Americas? Look to Venezuela.
China is propping up the Maduro regime to the detriment of the Venezuelan people, a U.S. official tells the Council of the Americas on April 26.
Don’t get caught in China’s Belt and Road debt trap [video]
As China promotes its Belt and Road Initiative, countries should look at the record of predatory lending, opaque deals and erosion of sovereignty.
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. will end exemptions to sanctions on Iranian oil importers [video]
The United States will no longer grant any exemptions to sanctions on countries that buy Iranian oil. Current exemptions will end on May 2.
U.S.: ‘No exceptions’ for Iranian oil importers
The U.S. announces it is ending all waivers to countries purchasing Iranian crude oil and ensures a steady transition to other oil suppliers.
New York Stock Exchange welcomes Africa’s first ‘unicorn’
Jumia, the "Alibaba of Africa," draws eyes toward Africa as the first publicly traded tech startup from the continent on the NYSE
More countries join U.S. efforts to curb Iran’s terrorist campaign
Here's what countries in Central America, Europe, Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia have done to thwart the Iranian regime's global campaign of terror.
Pompeo underscores partnerships on South America trip
Secretary Pompeo urges U.S. allies to seize a historic opportunity for freedom, peace and prosperity in the Western Hemisphere.
Timeline of U.S.-South Korean relations
The U.S. led the U.N. coalition that stopped North Korea's invasion of South Korea in 1950 and helps defend it today while working on denuclearization.