The rise of new technologies over the past two decades parallels the democratic recession and in fact has helped fuel it.
U.S. concerned over so-called “assistance” from Russia-backed Wagner group forces in a reported deal that would cost Mali $10 million per month.
The United States has reaffirmed that fighting corruption is a key domestic and foreign policy priority of the United States government.
The United States has expressed “grave concerns” about political interference in Benin’s criminal justice system.
The United States is deeply concerned by the deteriorating security situation in Mali.
The United States supports Taiwan’s meaningful participation at the United Nations.
The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to strengthening America’s commitment to the Western Hemisphere as never before, adopting a foreign policy rooted in shared values.
Venezuela’s Maduro regime boycotted the latest round of negotiations with the opposition’s Unitary Platform scheduled to take place in Mexico City October 17-20.
The United States is committed to supporting democratic governance and the rule of law in Central America.
The Departments of State and Homeland Security announced that the Central American Minors, or CAM, program has fully reopened and is accepting new applications.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned three Paraguayan nationals: Kassem Mohamad Hijazi, Khalil Ahmad Hijazi, and Liz Paola Doldan Gonzalez, for their roles in corruption in Paraguay.
Nicaragua struck the nail in the coffin of free and fair elections when on August 6, Nicaragua’s Supreme Electoral Council disqualified opposition party Citizens for Freedom from running in the November 7 elections.
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