International Security
The Warsaw Process: New solutions to old problems
A multilateral initiative co-led by the U.S. and Poland is bringing together 80 countries to advance global strategic priorities in the Middle East.
Partnership or extortion? U.S. vs. Iranian models for the Middle East
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells the U.N. Security Council how the U.S. works with other countries to pursue Middle East peace while Iran uses violence.
U.S. deepens ties with Bhutan
In the highest-level U.S. diplomatic visit in over two decades, Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan goes to the "Land of the Thunder Dragon."
The clock is ticking on Iranian regime’s restrictions
Arms embargoes against Iran expire in late 2020, allowing the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism to buy tanks, missiles and other weapons.
230 years of diplomacy [poster]
U.S. diplomacy is 230 years old this year. This poster, which carries the image of the first secretary of state, commemorates this long history.
U.S. trains Kenyan pilots to fight poachers more effectively
A U.S. grant will train Kenya Wildlife Service pilots to fly gyroplanes in their fight against poaching, a major source of funding for terrorism.
New interceptor missile will defend civilians
The Arrow-3 system is able to intercept nuclear and biological missiles outside Earth's atmosphere, where they can be safely destroyed.
Australia, Japan and U.S. work toward maritime security
The three countries announced that they are committed to increasing the presence of maritime law enforcement in the Indo-Pacific region.
A salute to Pacific service members
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo honored the service of Micronesian veterans who fought alongside Americans in the U.S. military.