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Standing with the people of Burma 2 years after the military...
Two years after its coup, the military regime in Burma continues to carry out a brutal campaign of violence against its own people.
Americans’ desire to learn Arabic continues
More American students are choosing to study Arabic. For World Arabic Language Day, we look at their experiences.
Holding Russia to account for its atrocities in Ukraine
The United States supports international efforts to investigate and examine atrocities in Ukraine and to bring perpetrators to justice.
Supporting human rights defenders
Human rights defenders face dangers for their efforts to protect universally recognized rights. Learn the State Department's role
A program for the world’s hungry
David Beasley, who leads the largest humanitarian organization on the planet, explains why feeding vulnerable people fights more than hunger.
COVID-19 testing, oxygen programs launched
Learn more about how U.S.-led COVID-19 programs will improve access to medical oxygen and other vital supplies.
Making the world’s case for water and biodiversity
Monica Medina is the first U.S. special envoy for biodiversity and water resources. She will champion nature protection measures abroad.
Street mural exhibit in Houston aims to inspire
A collection of new murals in Houston draws attention to universal issues such as climate change and education.
COP27 takes place in a moment of challenge and opportunity
The United States and more than 190 other countries are heading to Egypt for COP27 in November. Learn more here.