January 27, the date on which the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration and death camp complex was liberated, is observed as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The United States has a long history of supporting the Peace Accord that ended a bloody conflict between the government of Colombia and FARC.
The opposition-led 2015 National Assembly voted to end the mandate for the interim government established after the fraudulent presidential election of Nicholas Maduro.
The United States and its partners will continue to work together to build a world that’s free, open, secure, and prosperous, said State Secretary Blinken.
The United States welcomes the recent announcement by Sudanese parties of an initial political framework agreement.
The United States and France “stand as strong as ever against Russia’s brutal war against Ukraine,” declared President Joe Biden during French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to the White House.
Technology either advances our democracies or undermines them; and that the only hope of accomplishing the former is by like-minded countries working together.
On the fourth Thursday in November, Americans observe Thanksgiving.
The United States remains committed to supporting the people of Burma in their aspirations for a peaceful, prosperous, and democratic Burma.
Bosnia and Herzegovina held elections on October 2, but the run-up to the vote was anything but smooth.
The United States announced another round of sanctions against Iranian officials and entities for brutal violence against peaceful demonstrators.
The United States has demonstrated its commitment to countering systemic corruption and the Russian government’s malign influence campaigns in Moldova by imposing sanctions on nine individuals and 12 entities.
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