international cooperation

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Why the United States supports the World Health Organization

Multilateralism and the WHO are essential for stronger global health capacity and security. Learn why the U.S. champions this approach.
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20 years of partnering to stop the spread of weapons of...

The U.S. works with other nations to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction. Learn how the Proliferation Security Initiative helps.
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New U.S. Embassy in Tonga shows ‘enduring commitment’

The U.S. opened an embassy in Tonga, building on a partnership that is addressing issues such as economic development and the climate crisis.
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The importance of the U.N. Black Sea Grain Initiative

Learn about an initiative brokered by Türkiye and the United Nations last July between Ukraine and Russia and why it should continue.
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America sent gear to the USSR to help win World War...

The Lend-Lease program played a big role in World War II. Learn how this U.S. program boosted a key ally, the Soviet Union, in the fight against Hitler.
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Biden is committed to NASA’s Artemis program for the moon and...

The United States is advancing multilateral plans to return to the moon and explore Mars. Learn about upcoming NASA missions.
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These diplomats keep ties to home

Each May, the State Department honors U.S. diplomats for their work in more than 190 countries. Their work is shaped by where they grew up.
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More Ukrainian grain delivered worldwide via U.N. deal

Over 65% of Ukrainian wheat exported through a U.N. initiative reached developing countries as of March. Learn more about the deal.
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U.S., Ukraine launch rebuilding initiative

Learn about the recent U.S.-Ukraine Partnership Forum, held in Washington, and what it means for the future of Ukraine.