Photo: AP
The human rights situation in North Korea has deteriorated significantly.
Full story »
|
Listen
The United States and its partners have taken a number of significant steps towards a world free of nuclear weapons.
24 years ago Iraqi forces launched a genocidal campaign against the Kurds and other ethnic groups in Northern Iraq.
The American people share the outrage.
Five years ago retired FBI agent Robert Levinson disappeared in Iran.
Brazil is a society that has embraced democracy and also draws on and celebrates its diversity.
Skirmishing continues in northern Mali between government forces and rebel groups seeking greater regional autonomy.
Putin's campaign conditions prompt investigation appeal.
President Obama committed to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
The United States is leading an all-out effort to bring a swift end to the tyrannical regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
Threat is increasing in scope and violence in the Gulf of Guinea.
USAID has been partnering with Iraqi civilians through its multi-faceted Democracy and Governance Program.
New climate program aims to reduce short-lived warming agents.
President Barack Obama says that diplomacy backed by pressure still has the chance.
We support efforts to bring those responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes in Darfur to justice.
The recent announcement by North Korea is a modest first step in the right direction.
United Nations International Women’s Day: a day of celebration and remembrance.
Colombia may become South America’s second largest economy.
Serbia and Kosovo recently came to agreement on managing their joint border crossings and on Kosovo’s representation at regional fora.
The scope of nation-to-nation engagement is shifting as countries' economies become more global in nature.
The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security has been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury.
RSS Feed
