The United States welcomes the safe return of Mark Frerichs, an American Navy veteran who spent more than two and a half years in captivity in Afghanistan.
Sri Lanka, still navigating its way out of a political crisis, is also facing its most serious economic crisis since it gained independence after the Second World War. According to the World Food Program, some 6.3 million people in Sri Lanka face food insecurity.
The highly anticipated United Nations report on the human rights situation in Xinjiang, China, “outlines in alarming details the human rights violations and abuses occurring in Xinjiang,” said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
The meeting in Siem Reap between ASEAN Member States and the United States Trade Representative was an opportunity to highlight U.S. commitment to ASEAN.
Months of the heaviest monsoon rainfall in living memory have caused a disaster in Pakistan.
The United States believes that stolen cultural heritage artifacts should be returned to their countries of origin.
The United States continues to target malicious actors and the virtual asset service providers they use, including virtual currency mixer Tornado Cash.
South Korea is one step closer to making full use of the U.S.-manufactured Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system.
The United States remains deeply concerned about recent reports of attacks along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
To integrate and elevate the fight against corruption across all aspects of U.S. diplomacy and foreign assistance, President Biden appointed Richard Nephew as the U.S. State Department’s Coordinator on Global Anti-Corruption.
The United States is deeply concerned by the decision by the Hanoi People’s High Court to uphold the nine-year prison sentence of renowned Vietnamese author and journalist Pham Doan Trang.
Five years ago, Burma’s military launched a brutal campaign of violence against Rohingya – razing villages, raping, torturing, and perpetrating large-scale atrocities that killed thousands of men, women, and children.
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