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The United States put forward a resolution on Gaza on March 22, after consulting all Security Council members. The vast majority of the Council voted “yes.” Unfortunately, Russia and China decided to exercise their vetoes

To shape the future and to lessen tensions between the two countries, we must begin with diplomacy, said Secretary Blinken.

The United States, the UK, the European Union, France, and others condemned the recent hijacking of a merchant ship by the Houthis.

Hong Kong, a city that once enjoyed some of the freest media in Asia, is being deprived of its last independent journalism voices.

Ten years ago, communication over social media helped bring down dictators in the Arab Spring. However, new technologies have also fueled democratic recession.

The United States, the World Health Organization and others set the goal of vaccinating at least 70 percent of the world’s population against COVID-19 by September 2022.

The latest U.S. State Department report on Terrorism provides an overview of successes in the fight against terrorism as well as new and ongoing terrorist threats.

The United States and its partners are determined to impose costs on the Lukashenka regime for its brutality and its blatant disregard for international norms.

While the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change exacerbate humanitarian emergencies, “the major source of humanitarian need in the world today is from conflict,” said USAID Administrator Samantha Power.

Taliban members in Afghanistan have executed or forcibly disappeared more than 100 former police and intelligence officers since August according to Human Rights Watch.