economic security
More Ukrainian grain reaching developing countries
Find out which countries are getting Ukrainian grain and other food products via the U.N.'s Black Sea Grain Initiative.
Helping Guatemalans feed their families, boost crops
Learn how U.S.-funded programs have helped Guatemalan farmers increase crop production and feed their families.
The U.S. sees a rise in Latino surnames
To understand ethnic diversity in the U.S. — and all the energy and global connectedness it brings — look at prevalent surnames.
International sanctions are working: Russia feels economic pressure
Putin's war against Ukraine prompted sanctions and business withdrawals. Those actions are taking a toll on Russia's economy.
Advancing security and prosperity for Israelis and Palestinians
On a recent trip, Secretary Blinken advanced long-standing U.S. relationships with North African partners and encouraged peace.
The U.S. vision for the Indo-Pacific [video]
In this video, learn more about U.S. priorities for the Indo-Pacific and how this vision aligns with the needs of people in the region.
Countries step up efforts to protect marine wildlife
Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Panama are creating one of the world's largest marine protected areas. Learn more about this partnership.
Partners bolster Africa’s fight against COVID-19 and poverty
U.S. and European partners are investing $80 billion in development financing to help Africa's economic recovery from COVID-19.
AGOA: Promoting trade and respect for human rights in Africa
Under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, companies in sub-Saharan nations can ship duty-free to the U.S. if they meet certain criteria.