U.S. expands commitment to Tunisian democracy and economic growth
The U.S. is offering $500 million in loan guarantees to support Tunisia’s economic reforms and seeks to designate Tunisia as a major non-NATO ally.
In photos: Protesters around the world demand their rights
See photographs of protests from Venezuela, Iran and Iraq as citizens around the world demand their rights and fundamental freedoms.
Shareable graphics on Iran’s instability
Download these shareable graphics from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about factors spurring instability in Iran.
Asked and answered: Pompeo responds to Iranians [video]
Practicing a bit of digital diplomacy, Secretary Pompeo answered questions from the people of Iran over social media.
In photos: Americans celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day
Ukrainian American communities throughout the United States celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day in festivals every August.
Maduro loots Venezuela’s gold to prop up former regime
The former Maduro regime is liquidating Venezuela's gold reserves — assets belonging to the Venezuelan people — in a desperate attempt to remain in power.
What is an executive order?
On his third day in office, President Obama issued an executive order banning certain interrogation techniques used by the CIA after the 9/11 attacks....
U.S. and India’s complementary visions for Indo-Pacific
India and the U.S. reinvigorated their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific as Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan visited the region.
U.S. tightens sanctions on Nicaragua in runup to anniversary of protests
The United States is continuing to exert economic and diplomatic pressure on the repressive and corrupt regime of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.