International Cooperation
U.S. and Philippines combat illegal fishing
For decades the U.S. has supported the Philippines' marine conservation efforts, resulting in more fish, bigger fish and a sustainable fishing industry.
World condemns Iran for boosting uranium enrichment
Nations are calling on Iran to stop advancing its nuclear program after the regime stepped up its enrichment of uranium and stockpiling of nuclear fuel.
Venezuela crisis is urgent, U.S. tells OAS
The ongoing suffering of the Venezuelan people, displaced and at home, was at the top of the agenda during the OAS General Assembly in Medellin, Colombia.
President Trump to visit Republic of Korea
President Trump will visit the Republic of Korea this week to meet with President Moon and emphasize the importance of the U.S.-Korea relationship.
At Japan summit, Pompeo joining Trump to advance security and trade
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives June 27 at the Group of 20 Leaders' Summit with a full schedule during his two-day stay.
Keeping weapons away from terrorists in Africa
From securing pathogens in research hospitals to eliminating small arms in conflict zones, the U.S. is helping African governments protect their people.
Pompeo calls India and U.S. natural partners
Leaders of the world's two largest democracies will meet June 25–27, when Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visits New Delhi.
U.S. hospital ship sails again to help Venezuelans
The USNS Comfort will stop at 14 ports of call and support local health care systems by providing on-ship and on-shore medical and dental treatment.
China’s last empresses debut in U.S. exhibit
Beijing's Palace Museum has lent the Smithsonian paintings, embroidered gowns and other items dating from China's Qing Dynasty for an exhibit on empresses.