U.S. says Maduro should not have representative on U.N. Human Rights...
The U.S. strongly opposes having a representative of the former Maduro regime occupy a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council.
U.S. wins record $7.5 billion award in WTO Airbus subsidies case
The World Trade Organization has granted its largest award ever to the U.S. after finding E.U. subsidies of Airbus harmed U.S. manufacturers and workers.
‘Warsaw Process’ initiative promotes stability in cyberspace
An international partnership on Middle East peace is seeking to bolster cybersecurity amid increasing threats in the region and beyond.
U.S. imposes visa restrictions on Chinese officials for human rights violations...
Chinese officials who are taking part in the ongoing persecution of Uighur and other Muslim ethnic minorities are now restricted from traveling to the U.S.
2019 Nobel Prize winners: Physiology or medicine
Each year the Nobel Prize is awarded to individuals in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, economics and the promotion of peace.
4 ways the U.S. is saving lives inside Venezuela
Find out how the U.S. is working to ensure that ordinary Venezuelans have access to clean water, food, health care and other lifesaving services.
In photos: Pompeo in Europe
Secretary Pompeo is traveling in Europe the first week of October. Here are some notable quotes on religious freedom, trade and other issues.
Faces of religious persecution: Jewher Ilham [video]
Jewher Ilham, a Uighur Muslim, escaped China in 2013 when her father was arrested by the Communist Party. Watch her story.
The true costs of Chinese loans
Countries are waking up to the true cost of too-easy credit from China and the consequences of owing more than they can pay.