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Since its independence in 1960, Mauritania and the United States have enjoyed a strong partnership based on shared interests and mutual respect. Thanks to this robust and long-lasting relationship, the… more

As the U.S. Department of State releases its 2017 Fiscal Transparency Report, we address four common myths about fiscal transparency. more

To demonstrate the important role women can play when included in the global economy, GES 2017 will highlight the accomplishments and contributions of women entrepreneurs and investors driving innovation. more

Three stories of how communities around the world continue to demonstrate support and solidarity for both the victims and the first responders of the attacks of 9/11. more

State Department Spokesperson Nauert discusses the Department and USAID's efforts to assist U.S. citizens in the Carribean affected by the storm. more

A member of the State Department's Hurricane Irma Task Force blogs about our joint effort with the U.S. Military to evacuate American citizens from St. Maarten. more

Did you miss key foreign policy developments this week? We’ve got you covered. more

September 8th is World Literacy Day. Read about how Room to Read , with USAID support, is helping make reading a habit for thousands students in India. more

A State Department brokered agreement with the European Commission helped FEMA access a critical data-sharing system to better monitor the impact of Hurricane Harvey. more

New Acting Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Yamamoto shares the lasting impact diversity and service have had on his career. more

Get the latest information and updates for U.S. citizens who are affected by Hurricane Irma. more

As ISIS loses ground, women’s leadership is more important than ever in building long-term security for Iraq and Syria, free from ISIS and violent extremism. more