international cooperation
Relive special Olympic moments
The 2016 Summer Olympics feature incredible athletic achievements. Between the headlines are sportsmanship, triumph and even a few marriage proposals.
A year of strengthening U.S.-Cuba ties
On July 20, 2015, the U.S. and Cuba re-established full diplomatic ties, and they are working together on environmental issues and more.
How the African Union-U.S. partnership is making a difference
The United States strongly supports the African Union's efforts to provide rapid-response peacekeeping, prevent ethnic violence and counter terrorism.
Can the Earth be saved by turning CO2 to stone?
There may be a new way to capture harmful greenhouse gases and keep global temperatures from rising without doing other damage to the Earth.
Students ask about NATO’s role in today’s Europe
Young Europeans gather at centers in several countries to talk with a NATO expert on the 28-nation military and civil alliance.
What is the world doing to end modern slavery?
The 2016 Trafficking in Persons Report ranks 188 countries, including the United States, on their effectiveness in combating human trafficking.
U.S. recommits to helping the world end genocide
The Atrocities Prevention Board monitors worldwide threats to civilians, takes steps to prevent atrocities and, if prevention fails, mobilizes a response.
How speeding up malaria diagnosis can save lives in India
Reducing the number of malaria cases takes multiple, coordinated approaches, including early diagnosis, pesticides and therapy.
Is your air safe to breathe?
Air pollutants take a toll on your health. A new development that provides real-time air-quality data shows how safe the air around you is.