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Back-stabbed : US diplomats in Iraq angry over losing hardship pay during time off

Back-stabbed : US diplomats in Iraq angry over losing hardship pay during time off
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Town Hall: The Road Ahead for U S –China Relations

Town Hall: The Road Ahead for U S –China Relations
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On State Reform

On State Reform Speaking Out is the Journal’s opinion forum, a place for lively discussion of issues affecting the U.S. Foreign Service and American diplomacy. The views expressed are those of the author; their publication here does not imply endorsement by the American Foreign Service Association. Responses are welcome; send them to journal@afsa.org. It’s enough to leave one with a sense of what Yogi Berra once called “déjà vu all over again.” The January-February issue of The Foreign Service Journal was devoted to a series of articles about how to reform the State Department. Not quite 20 years ago the May 2001 edition of the

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Spotlight on Commerce: Tamarind Murietta, Senior Commercial Officer, U S Commercial Service in Mozambique

February 25, 2021 Guest blog post by Tamarind Murietta, Senior Commercial Officer, U.S. Commercial Service in Mozambique American diplomacy is a critical piece of the global puzzle. As a student of International Relations, how could I consider any other profession? Today I work for the Department of Commerce’s U.S. Foreign Commercial Service (USFCS) in Mozambique. My job is to represent America to many parts of the world commercially, politically, socially, and culturally. As a diplomat, our oath is to the U.S. Constitution and ensuring American democracy is protected worldwide. The USFCS is devoted to assisting U.S. companies’ export to international markets, as well as, promoting commercial diplomacy and relations. For a Least Developed Country, this can be the reason a mother gets a job with a U.S. company making wages to feed, clothe and shelter her entire extended family.

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Vaccine shortages cause strain for U S diplomats across the globe

With the absence of U.S.-made vaccines, American officials abroad are seeking doses from foreign governments, including Russia.

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