The United States is sanctioning two individuals and four entities that support the Kremlin’s global malign influence operations and election interference activities.
The United States is committed to supporting the people of Ukraine as they defend their lives, their liberty, and their democracy.
September 15 marks the observance of the International Day of Democracy, an opportunity to emphasize the benefits of democratic governance.
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 will continue to stand by the Sudanese people in support of the ICC’s efforts to advance accountability.”
The United States believes “that resolving Sudan’s political crisis will require the formation of a civilian-led transitional government that can work to deliver on the promises of the 2019 revolution,” declared Ambassador Mills.
The State Department has barred Paraguayan Vice President Hugo Velazquez and others from entering the United States due to corruption.
On his recent trip to Africa, Secretary of State Antony Blinken set out a new Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa that recognizes African nations and peoples as partners in advancing shared priorities.
Sudan’s military chief and Chair of the Sovereign Council General Abdel-Fattah Burhan recently announced the military will cease participation in political talks and will withdraw from the political scene when Sudan’s civilian parties form a transitional government.
"Our strategy is rooted in the recognition that sub-Saharan Africa is a major geopolitical force, one that shaped our past, is shaping our present, and will shape our future,” said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
The United States remains determined to restore Burma’s path toward an inclusive, multi-party democracy and continues to work with its allies and partners to address the human rights and humanitarian crises caused by the military regime’s brutal crackdown.
Regional support for the regime’s adherence to the Five-Point consensus developed by ASEAN is critical. All the ASEAN countries need to continue to demand an immediate cessation of violence, the release of political prisoners, and a restoration of Burma’s democratic path.
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