The United States is deeply concerned over Haiti’s ongoing political impasse, lack of accountability for human rights violations, and deteriorating security conditions.
The Document’s emphasis on maintaining peace, stability, and constructive cooperation in the Arctic region dovetails with United States’ priorities in the Arctic, said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
"If we want to resolve the great global challenges that lie ahead, multilateral cooperation is not only possible, it is imperative,"
Memorial Day is an occasion to remember the sacrifices made by the few to benefit the many, a recognition of their contribution to the defense of the Country and its ideals.
The Biden-Harris Administration has set out an ambitious, multi-pronged approach to address the root causes of irregular migration.
In his first address to Congress, President Joe Biden advocated for a series of bold proposals that require new government investment in health care, education, infrastructure, and climate change.
The United States Agency for International Development announced $100,000 in humanitarian assistance for people affected by the violent eruption of La Soufrière Volcano in early April.
The United States remains committed to helping the people of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador improve conditions so that they can confidently build their lives at home.
The Administration has announced it will grant Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, to Venezuelans in the United States until September 2022.
The United States is following with concern the developments surrounding the arrest of Anez and several other former government officials.
This year's International Women of Courage Awards were presented to 21 women, seven of whom were killed in targeted attacks in Afghanistan.
The Biden-Harris Administration is determined to build a better immigration system that reflects the values of the United States, enforces the law, safeguards public health, promotes human rights, and moves away from cycles of irregular migration.
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