International Cooperation
Building bridges through cultural exchange
The State Department's Exchange Visitor Program is now called BridgeUSA, emphasizing private-sector opportunities for people who wish to work in the U.S.
European nations crack down on Iran-backed Hizballah
European nations are bolstering restrictions on Hizballah. Learn more about how countries are countering the Iran-backed terrorist organization.
U.S. urges partners to counter China’s foreign meddling
The Chinese Communist Party is threatening free and open societies worldwide. Learn more about the regime's coercive activities.
Preserving an invaluable monastery in Georgia
The U.S. Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation is providing more than $600,000 for the preservation of Jvari Monastery's major church.
U.S. partnerships bolster Indo-Pacific prosperity
The United States is advancing partnerships in the Indo-Pacific that will help boost prosperity as the region recovers from COVID-19.
Geographer for diplomats: Maps matter
Lee Schwartz, the State Department's geographer, approves all government maps to ensure they conform with U.S. policy. Read about the role of these maps.
A trans-Atlantic awakening to the China challenge
The United States and the European Union are working together to support democratic values and combat the Chinese Communist Party's aggressive behavior.
U.S. provides training to prevent atrocities
The U.S. is helping nations prevent atrocities against vulnerable populations with data and specialized training. Read about U.S. aid to nations in need.
U.S., allies pledge to cooperate in space exploration
The U.S. and several allies signed the Artemis Accords to ensure the peaceful exploration of space. Learn more about plans for future missions.