The United States has identified three priority threats in its recent national counterterrorism strategy: narco-terrorists and transnational gangs, Islamist terrorists, and violent left-wing extremists.
The U.S. Department of State has announced a historic $2 Billion investment in health and humanitarian assistance to faith-based and community organizations that provide global health and humanitarian assistance around the world.
The United States and ten of its allies have issued a joint statement warning companies, countries and other entities that a network of skilled operatives are disguising themselves online and working remotely to earn money for the North Korean regime.
There are areas where the two countries can work together but the U.S. must also balance competing interests.
Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, and the FLETF remain dedicated to ensuring that goods made with forced labor are prohibited from importation into the United States.
“This is the primary mechanism by which we engage the region, and you will continue to see our commitment to it at the highest levels."
As the international strategic investment arm of the U.S. government, the DFC works with the private sector to advance U.S. diplomatic and economic interests and drive economic growth for its allies and partners.
A favorable balance of power requires capable allies with military strength, industrial capacity, and political resolve.
The foundation of this new approach is moving away from a model of dependency and toward one of true partnership.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced several key new initiatives to advance a free and open Indo-Pacific alongside the foreign ministers of Australia, India and Japan in New Delhi, India this week.
The United States is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information that leads to the disruption of financial mechanisms of persons engaged in certain activities that support North Korea.
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