International Cooperation
OAS re-elects Luis Almagro, commits to democracy
The Organization of American States chose Luis Almagro again to be its leader for the next five years, signaling a commitment to a free Western Hemisphere.
U.S. and French colleagues work together on COVID-19 cure
After a Fulbright scholarship in 2015, two virologists became friends and colleagues. Five years later, they're on the front lines of fighting coronavirus.
U.S. seeks to be Africa’s partner of choice
A U.S. government initiative is helping connect U.S. and African companies. See how the investment is driving development on the second-largest continent.
U.S. commits millions to combat coronavirus
The U.S. government is donating millions to fight the new coronavirus. Learn how the money will support global efforts to prevent new infections.
3 ways USAID promotes free, fair elections around the world
Learn how USAID helped lay the groundwork for transparent, peaceful and inclusive electoral processes in Ukraine, Mauritania and the Maldives.
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty at 50
Fifty years ago the world took an important step toward stopping the spread of nuclear weapons with the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
India says ‘Namaste Trump’ in president’s visit
On his first official visit to India, President Trump joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally to celebrate U.S.-Indian partnership and friendship.
Iran’s regime a threat to international financial system, group says
An international watchdog calls Iran's regime "high-risk" for terrorist financing. See how Iran's leaders flout international norms.
Pompeo heads to Saudi Arabia, a steady U.S. friend
Saudi Arabia was Mike Pompeo's first stop in the Middle East as secretary of state in 2018. How did the U.S.-Saudi friendship get started?