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The US State Department affirmed its support for energy security and cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean region. This statement underscores the United States' commitment to stability and collaboration in the area's energy landscape.
The US State Department has maintained a Level 2 travel advisory for Germany, citing a terrorism threat and placing it in the same category as France and Italy, but less favorable than neighboring countries.
The US State Department has revoked over 600 visas as part of a crackdown on birth tourism, establishing a Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force to identify individuals traveling to the US to give birth and those facilitating such travel.
The US State Department has raised concerns regarding Pakistan's Rs 3 trillion defense spending, citing limited oversight of military and intelligence expenditures, as well as delays in government debt disclosure and budget publication.
President Trump has demanded that Iran pay compensation for those killed and injured, escalating tensions as hopes for an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz fade and oil prices surge. This demand comes after Iran reportedly sought reparations from the U.S.
The US State Department has announced the closure of five consulates and diplomatic missions across Asia, Africa, North America, and the Caribbean, a move that has drawn criticism for potentially strengthening China's influence.
US State Department officials confirmed that today's talks between Israel and Lebanon in Rome concluded prematurely, citing 'events on the ground' as the reason.
The US State Department has issued a warning regarding the potential unavailability of EB-1 Green Cards for Indian applicants due to high demand, which could lead to a temporary halt in visa number issuance for this category.
The US State Department made an AI-related error during a global AIDS conference in Rio de Janeiro, incorrectly highlighting six African countries on a map during a presentation.
A recent report by the US State Department has intensified the Trump administration's pressure campaign on Cuba, alongside his rhetoric on terrorism and the 'radical left'.
A US State Department (DASH) report has highlighted serious issues of criminality, corruption, and impunity in Albania, stating that many officials avoid prosecution. The report also notes that protests, initially environmental, have evolved into broader demonstrations against government corruption.
The US State Department has stated that Turkey does not meet the legal requirements to receive F-35 aircraft, indicating that no F-35s can be transferred until Ankara fully complies with US law.
The US State Department has issued a warning for all Americans abroad, advising on the importance of travel insurance for injuries or illnesses that may occur while traveling internationally.
Iran targeted a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz as the United States conducted its tenth consecutive night of strikes against Iranian military targets. The escalating tensions have led to a State Department warning for Americans worldwide and a rise in oil prices.
The US State Department has issued a worldwide warning to American citizens abroad, urging caution due to potential unpredictable escalation with Iran. This advisory follows recent heightened tensions and reports of a possible 'soft coup' in Iran.
The US State Department stated that a strategic dialogue with Pristina will only occur after Kosovo fulfills its obligations towards Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija. This position was communicated to Radio Free Europe, emphasizing the prerequisite for further engagement.
An Italian official, Giubilei, stated that they would review a ban issued by the US State Department but expressed doubt about their participation, emphasizing cultural rather than economic relations with various overseas think tanks.
The US State Department is offering $3 million in grants to MAGA-aligned groups in Europe, seeking to repurpose foreign aid funds. The initiative aims to support organizations that align with Trump administration policies.
Senator Marco Rubio announced that the US State Department is developing technology to allow Americans to complete nearly entire passport applications online, using smartphone cameras for facial recognition verification.
Singapore is set to purchase more Hellfire missiles following the United States' approval of a proposed package valued at US$22.3 million. The US State Department confirmed the potential sale of 24 AGM-114R Hellfire missiles.
Cuba's Foreign Minister stated that the US State Department is 'pressuring and intimidating' United Nations member states to postpone an upcoming plenary discussion on the trade embargo against Cuba.
A U.S. State Department official has asserted that Ukraine is currently winning the war against Russia. This statement provides Washington's perspective on the ongoing conflict.
The US State Department has approved a proposed sale of 18 Common Fire Control System upgrade kits for Singapore's M142 HIMARS, valued at $73 million, stating it will not alter the region's military balance.
A senior US State Department official is scheduled to meet with a delegation from the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong (AmCham HK), potentially signaling a warming or shift in Washington's stance towards the city.
The US State Department has confirmed to News24 the lifting of the "non-grata" status for former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, stating that it has issued exemptions for certain designations under Section 7031(c) established by previous administrations.
A US diplomat was found dead in a hotel in Myanmar, with police treating the case as a possible homicide. A Thai woman has been detained in connection with the incident, and the US State Department has confirmed the fatality.
A new US State Department report signals a withdrawal from international oversight in Bosnia, potentially leaving the country's democratic order vulnerable to the strongest political forces.
The US State Department has intervened in a political debate in Britain, condemning what it described as 'ideological manipulation' and 'two-speed policing' following the death of Henry Novak, citing it as a symptom of cultural decline.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a US-mediated ceasefire framework, with conditions including the withdrawal of Hezbollah from the Litani River area. While the agreement aims to renew a fragile truce, reports of new strikes and reactions in Tel Aviv suggest its implementation faces challenges.
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors in Greece has expressed strong dissatisfaction regarding a comment made by the US State Department concerning the conditional release of Alexandros Giotopoulos, calling it an open intervention in Greek justice.
The US State Department has expressed deep disappointment over the Piraeus Court of Appeals' decision to release Alexandros Yotopoulos, the leader and mastermind of the Greek terrorist organization 'November 17'.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze held his second meeting with a US State Department delegation in May 2026, indicating ongoing diplomatic engagement.
A US State Department report to Congress indicates a shift in American policy towards the Balkans, stating that 'the era of American nation-building policy is over,' confirming a new approach to the region.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski discussed the case of Zbigniew Ziobro, who fled to the USA, stating he spoke with high-ranking US State Department officials about the potential invalidation of Ziobro's visa.
The US State Department is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information regarding Hezbollah's financial networks. This initiative follows a series of sanctions imposed against individuals and entities linked to the group.
The US State Department has confirmed the release of a US resident from an Iranian prison, marking a significant development in diplomatic efforts.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire by an additional 45 days following Washington talks, with negotiations continuing on two tracks, including US-backed discussions.
Christian Schmidt resigned from his position as High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, citing pressures and a desire to prevent potential escalation. The US State Department commented that his decision to leave Sarajevo came at the "right time."
The US State Department has imposed visa restrictions on individuals associated with an Indian online pharmacy network accused of selling counterfeit fentanyl-linked prescription pills to buyers in the United States.
The US Department of State announced on May 7 that it will revoke the passports of individuals who owe significant amounts in child support, as part of enforcement measures.
The U.S. State Department has announced new regulations that will deny passports to individuals with unpaid child support obligations exceeding $2,500, with the possibility of revoking existing passports.
The US State Department has approved the potential sale of JDAM-ER bomb guidance kits to Ukraine, valued at over $373 million, according to a notification sent to Congress.
The US State Department has waived congressional review requirements to expedite $8.6 billion in military sales to Middle East allies, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio citing an emergency.
The U.S. State Department has approved a possible $5 billion military sale to Qatar, recognizing the country as an important force for stability and economic progress in the Middle East.
The US Trump administration has introduced new visa rules, effective immediately, requiring diplomats to question applicants about fearing their home country and denying fear to proceed, aiming to curb asylum claims.
Chinese AI company DeepSeek has drastically cut the fees for its new V4-Pro AI model, with some reports indicating a 75% reduction. This move comes as the company aims to drive adoption and navigate an intense price war within China's fast-evolving artificial intelligence market.
The US State Department expressed gratitude to Kosovo for its decision to designate the IRG (likely referring to Iran's Revolutionary Guard) as a terrorist organization. This move aligns with internat
The US State Department is implementing stricter visa restrictions on individuals working on behalf of US adversaries.
The US State Department expressed concern over China's alleged pressure on several African countries to revoke overflight clearances for Taiwan's president, calling it an abuse of international civil aviation.
The U.S. State Department has updated its Level 4 travel advisory for Haiti, urging Americans not to travel to the island nation due to widespread kidnappings, gang violence, and rampant violent crime, including six-figure ransom demands.
The US State Department's Rewards for Justice program announced a $10 million reward for information on Ahmad al-Hamidawi, the leader of the Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah, as the US Treasury targets such groups.
The US State Department has outlined the specific terms of a truce between Israel and Lebanon. The agreement includes Israel's stated goodwill while reserving its right to take self-defense measures.
The US State Department has offered a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to Ahmad al-Hamidawi, the leader of the Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia, who is accused of deadly attacks on US facilities and kidnapping US citizens.
Three Iranian nationals with alleged ties to the Tehran regime have had their green cards revoked and are now in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The US State Department has released advisories for Caribbean travel in 2026, rating destinations by safety and security risks including crime, unrest, and health concerns.
The US State Department announced the arrest of the niece and daughter of the late IRGC commander Qasem Soleimani, while Iran has denied any connections to the American version of events.
The U.S. State Department has issued a 'Do Not Travel' warning for five regions in Ethiopia, citing heightened security risks and ongoing instability.
The email of the FBI director has reportedly been hacked, prompting the US State Department to offer a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to the identification of members of the Handala hacker group.
Amidst heightened international tensions, the US State Department has updated its travel advisories, listing Albania and Kosovo at Level 2 risk for American citizens.
The US State Department organized a tour showcasing cutting-edge space industry technology for foreign media, ahead of the first crewed launch of the American-led international lunar exploration project, Artemis.
The US State Department has issued warnings about the world's most dangerous countries for Americans, citing risks of 'arbitrary arrests' and kidnapping abroad, with specific mentions of the Middle East, Mexico, and Iran-linked threats.
The US State Department has expanded its visa bond program to include 12 additional countries, requiring a $15,000 deposit for certain visa applicants.
The US State Department has formed a new humanitarian bureau as part of a broader overhaul of its foreign aid operations.
The US State Department has reportedly cut jobs requiring deep expertise in the Middle East, even as the crisis with Iran escalates.
The US State Department has instructed all embassies and diplomatic missions to immediately assess their security situation and consider additional measures in light of the US-Israel military operation, warning of potential threats from Iran.
The US State Department has significantly reduced the fee for renouncing US citizenship by 80%.
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During a protest, an individual called on the US State Department (DASH) to declare Socialist Parliamentary Group leader Taulant Balla and other politicians non grata, accusing them of leaving land fallow while Serbian President Vučić sells wheat in Myzeqe.
The Department of State announced the formation of a task force aimed at preventing birth tourism, which has already resulted in the revocation of hundreds of visas from foreign nationals.
The US State Department has called on Pakistan to enhance civilian oversight of its defense budgets to improve fiscal transparency, noting that current defense spending is not subject to adequate parliamentary or public scrutiny.
Russia has released Robert Gilman, a former US Marine, from prison after years of detention, with reports indicating his release was due to serious health issues. Former President Trump thanked Putin, suggesting discussions between them contributed to Gilman's release.
The US State Department announced its intention to ask Congress for $1 billion to deepen its shared and economic partnership with the government of Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella.
The US State Department reiterated its warning for Americans to avoid travel to North Korea for any reason, citing a serious risk of arrest and long-term detention in the reclusive state.
The U.S. State Department is reportedly planning to close several consulates in strategic allied nations, including Canada, Japan, and Indonesia. Sources indicate that five overseas posts will be quietly shut down.
The US State Department plans to make permanent a visa bond program that could require applicants from 50 countries, primarily in Africa, to post bonds of up to $20,000 when seeking US visas.
The US State Department displayed an AI-generated map at a conference in Brazil that incorrectly labeled several African countries, drawing criticism.
The US State Department has updated its travel advisory for the Bahamas, warning travelers about the risk of crime in the Caribbean tourist destination.
The U.S. Department of State has updated its travel advisory for Belgium, warning American travelers about potential risks due to terrorism. This advisory aims to inform citizens about safety concerns in the country.
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory, urging American citizens in the Middle East to prepare for emergencies, including potential flight cancellations.
A 100-page US State Department report alleges that Cuba built a covert network inside America through spies, activists, and universities, infiltrating various US government agencies over nearly seven decades.
The US State Department has made new serious allegations against Cuba, claiming Havana has been conducting a broad program of espionage, infiltration, and political influence within the United States for decades.
The US State Department has opened a grant competition for European organizations aligned with the Trump administration, a move that has reportedly alarmed Berlin, with the German Chancellor warning against electoral interference.
The US State Department announced its approval for an arms sale to Saudi Arabia valued at approximately two billion dollars.
Germany has issued a warning against election interference after the US State Department announced a new scheme to provide grants for 'Maga-aligned causes' in Europe, focusing on sovereignty, migration, censorship, and lawfare.
The US State Department has said that it is providing consular assistance to Jamey Carney's family.
The U.S. State Department has issued an alert to travelers regarding 'unsafe swimming locations' in a budget-friendly Mediterranean destination, advising caution.
Prince Harry is back in the spotlight as the US State Department prepares to gradually release documents related to his visa application, marking a new development in the case.
The US State Department confirmed that three American nationals have died and 12 remain missing following earthquakes in Venezuela, as hopes for finding more survivors diminish.
The US State Department has expanded sanctions on Cuba, targeting two key financial institutions linked to Gaesa, a port logistics company, two mineral societies, and the wife of Raúl Castro's son.
The US State Department has issued a warning to American travelers about volatile security conditions in the Middle East, even as Washington and Tehran move towards an agreement to ease the crisis.
The US State Department has confirmed that all available EB-5 unreserved visas for Indian nationals have been issued, blocking new applicants until October 2026.
The construction company Caddell and the US State Department are investigating allegations regarding the construction of the American consulate in Milan, with claims of workers being paid as little as 1.55 euros per hour.
Starting July 1, 2026, the US State Department will pilot a new service allowing B1/B2 visa applicants to pay $750 for an expedited interview appointment, aiming to assess demand and reduce strain on consulates.
The US State Department has given its approval for a potential multi-billion dollar sale of cruise missiles to the Danish defense forces.
A US State Department official clarified that US visa regulations do not specifically target India and are being applied consistently across multiple countries, addressing worries raised by Indians.
The US State Department has updated its travel advisory for Mexico, continuing to warn American citizens planning to visit the country about potential risks.
The Union of Judges and Prosecutors has expressed concern and protested a statement from the US State Department regarding the release of Alexandros Yiotopoulos, calling the announcement unfortunate.
A new US State Department report on six Western Balkan countries suggests a shift towards pragmatic passivity in politics and activation in economics, particularly energy, according to foreign policy analyst Boško Jakšić.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev met with the US State Department official responsible for Europe to discuss strategic partnership topics between Sofia and Washington, as well as the consequences of conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
The US State Department has officially approved a $108.1 million hardware and sustainment package aimed at maintaining Ukraine's frontline air defenses.
The US State Department has submitted a report to Congress outlining the Trump administration's policy for the Western Balkans, emphasizing stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina to attract investments rather than focusing on reconstruction.
The oversight body of the US State Department has launched an investigation into the recently dissolved Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) regarding millions of dollars that have gone missing.
The US State Department states that the Palestinian Authority is partially coordinating with Israel on security matters while simultaneously glorifying terror, with recent PLO statements deemed incompatible with Israel's right to exist.
Green Card hopefuls from India are facing significant setbacks as the US State Department's June 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals retrogression in EB-1 and EB-2 categories, pushing cutoff dates backward due to high demand.
The US State Department has notified Congress of a proposed authorization for the export of defense articles, technical data, and services to Kosovo, valued at $14 million or more.
The Albanian Parliament is scheduled to hold a plenary session on Thursday to discuss issues identified in the US State Department's annual report on the investment climate in Albania, as well as findings from the EC progress report and an interpellation with Prime Minister Rama.
Diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to resume on May 14-15, facilitated by US mediation. The US State Department emphasized that comprehensive peace requires the full restoration of Lebanese state authority and the complete disarmament of Hezbollah.
The U.S. State Department is set to begin revoking the passports of parents who owe substantial amounts in child support. This measure aims to enforce child support payments from delinquent individuals.
A 27-year-old US State Department advisor, Samuel Samson, is reportedly influencing US relations with Europe and fueling a 'culture war,' departing from traditional foreign policy principles.
The US State Department has given its approval for more than $8 billion in arms sales to various Gulf nations.
Officials from the Georgian Dream party anticipate a visit from U.S. State Department representatives in May, hoping to reset largely frozen ties between Washington and Tbilisi.
A US State Department recruitment advertisement seeking "eyes and ears" abroad, which prominently features London's Big Ben, has reportedly stirred diplomatic unease in the United Kingdom.
The US State Department has ordered a global initiative to highlight alleged widespread efforts by Chinese companies, including AI startup DeepSeek, to steal intellectual property from US artificial intelligence laboratories.
The United States has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to the leader of an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, identified as Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada. This bounty targets the head of the Shiite militia, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Lithuania is set to acquire AIM-9X Block II Sidewinder missiles from the US, compatible with NASAMS air defense systems, in a deal potentially worth $214 million after US State Department approval.
Canada has warned travelers to exercise caution in Morocco due to increasing dangers and security threats, including petty theft, armed robberies, card fraud, and terrorism risks, aligning with US State Department guidance.
A US State Department official has indicated that American companies are expressing interest in mining assets in Congo, specifically mentioning the Rubaya region.
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The US State Department's "trade over aid" initiative, championed by the Trump administration, advocates for business partnerships as a primary approach over traditional foreign aid, drawing criticism from non-profit organizations.
The US State Department's May 2026 Visa Bulletin has issued a warning to Indian applicants regarding potential limitations for the EB-5 Green Card due to increasing demand.
The US State Department has reiterated that the normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia is crucial for peace and stability, emphasizing that the EU-mediated dialogue is the path for Pristina and Belgrade to advance in normalizing their relations.
The Penang government is collecting feedback from various state departments regarding the potential implementation of a work-from-home policy for civil servants.
The US State Department has implemented significant reforms to its Foreign Service Officer exam, focusing on a merit-based and 'America First' approach and removing diversity-related questions.
A senior US State Department official emphasized shipbuilding cooperation during a roundtable in Seoul, gaining insights into naval architecture and workforce development, underscoring Washington's efforts to deepen ties.
The US State Department has updated its travel advisories, designating Iran as a Level 4 'Do Not Travel' area for American citizens due to ongoing terrorism and civil unrest.
The US Department of State (DASH) has released a list of countries deemed most dangerous for American citizens, with Albania and Serbia noted as being on par.
Senator Marco Rubio held a telephone conversation with a leader of Iraq's Kurdish region, a call confirmed by the US State Department.
The US State Department has stated that normalizing relations between Kosovo and Serbia is crucial for peace and stability in the region, with the European Union-led dialogue serving as the authorized channel for progress.
Peter Sorensen, the European Union's Special Representative for the Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, announced that he met with high-ranking US State Department official Brendan Hanrahan in Washington to coordinate the next steps in the dialogue.
The US State Department has established a new humanitarian bureau following a comprehensive overhaul of its foreign aid operations.
The US State Department has added 12 new countries to a list whose citizens will be required to pay a $15,000 bond if they wish to obtain a visa, effective April 2.
The US State Department has ordered all American embassies globally to review their security measures due to the escalating situation in the Middle East and the risk of the conflict spreading.
The US State Department announced that the fee for renouncing American citizenship will be significantly reduced starting April 13, a move welcomed by an association representing 'accidental Americans' who face US tax obligations.
The US State Department has significantly cut the fee for Americans to formally renounce their citizenship, reducing it by 80 percent.
A State Department spokesperson discusses the ongoing situation with Iran and the revocation of hundreds of thousands of U.S. visas for foreign nationals.
New findings from UNICEF are prompting fresh scrutiny of claims regarding famine in Gaza. The US State Department stated that the data 'completely shatters' allegations that Israel deliberately starved civilians.
A US State Department report recommends that Pakistan enhance parliamentary oversight of public finances by improving the timely disclosure of budget proposals, government debt, and other fiscal information.
Romania is among 73 governments and entities that met the minimum fiscal transparency requirements in the US State Department's 2025 evaluation, out of 140 analyzed, according to the Fiscal Transparency Report 2025.
The US State Department has informed Congress of its plans to close five consulates and missions in Canada, Grenada, Japan, Indonesia, and Cameroon, citing cost savings.
The US State Department plans to shut down five foreign consulates and missions in Canada, Grenada, Japan, Indonesia, and Cameroon, a move that critics fear could create a diplomatic vacuum for China to fill.
The U.S. Department of State has officially announced the ratification of a $302 million loan agreement with Albania, intended for defense investments. This loan is expected to strengthen European defense capabilities.
The US State Department has converted a pilot visa bond program into permanent law, requiring citizens from 50 countries to pay up to $20,000 as security when applying for business or tourist visas.
The US State Department issued an apology after displaying a map of Africa with numerous countries incorrectly labeled at a global AIDS conference. The error drew widespread criticism and was acknowledged as an "unfortunate error."
The State Department announced its decision to reinstate funding for a global humanitarian vaccine alliance. This move aims to support international efforts in vaccine distribution and public health.
The US State Department has reiterated that Turkey remains ineligible to purchase F-35 fighter jets unless it divests itself of the Russian S-400 air defense system. Washington's stance remains unchanged despite diplomatic efforts.
The US State Department has informed Congress that Turkey does not yet meet the legal requirements for the potential delivery of F-35 fighter jets.
The US State Department has lauded Greece as a leading force in counterterrorism and a model for other countries. The statement also acknowledged the victims of the 'November 17' terrorist group.
The US State Department has accused Cuba of conducting 'subversive' activities against the United States for decades, citing infiltration into the US state apparatus, Marxist influence, and 'anti-American internationalism'.
There are growing calls for the removal of Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović following her controversial statement about 'ethnic cleansing' in Kosovo, which she later clarified should have been 'deportation.' The comment has drawn criticism from a European Parliament member, the US State Department, and Kosovo's chief negotiator, who stated it violates the Brussels Agreement.
The US State Department has approved a $1.96 billion weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, aimed at bolstering the kingdom's air defenses amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
According to reports, Donald Trump's presidency led to the alleged dismantling of the prestigious US State Department, with significant cuts, few appointments, and increased power for figures like Witkoff and Kushner in key negotiations.
An opinion piece argues that America’s diplomats, once globally influential, are now facing challenges and being undermined by their own president.
The US State Department has approved a proposed US$22.3 million sale of additional Hellfire missiles to Singapore, stating that the transfer will not alter the basic military balance in the region.
The US State Department has approved a possible sale of Hellfire missiles to Singapore. This decision greenlights a potential military equipment deal between the two nations.
Thomas 'Tommy' Pigott, spokesperson for the U.S. State Department, engaged in a conversation regarding the U.S. response to Venezuela and ongoing negotiations with Iran.
A senior US State Department official confirmed that the Trump administration continues to keep North Korea's denuclearization high on its policy agenda.
A US State Department report confirmed that Christian converts in Egypt continue to experience discrimination and arrests, with estimates suggesting Christians comprise about 10% of Egypt's population as of 2022.
The US State Department has lifted the 'persona non grata' designation imposed in 2021 on Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha, citing that the removal serves US 'national interest' despite previous allegations of corruption.
Alfred Lela, head of the Democratic Party's press office, reacted to the lifting of US sanctions against party leader Sali Berisha by the US State Department, revealing details of how the news was communicated and Berisha's initial hesitation.
Over 100 UNRWA school principals, teachers, and other personnel have been referred to the US State Department due to alleged ties to Hamas and the October 7 attacks.
The U.S. State Department has updated its Mexico travel advisory, warning Americans about potential crime and kidnapping risks on popular travel routes ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches.
UK Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary David Lammy has rejected a statement from the US State Department concerning "two-tier policing" in relation to the murder of Henry Nowak.
The US State Department has restored Cyprus to its lowest travel advisory level, advising American citizens to exercise normal precautions when visiting the island.
The US State Department has pledged $3.5 million to enhance the documentation and reporting of religious violence in Nigeria, aiming to improve accountability and advocacy efforts.
A report from Washington dissects the official US State Department policy on the Balkans, highlighting a core focus on energy and commerce in the region.
A US State Department report indicates a shift in American policy towards the Western Balkans, moving away from state-building efforts to focus on fostering useful partnerships that advance US interests. This new approach emphasizes cooperation with countries like Serbia and the integration of Montenegro and Albania.
A new US State Department report on US policy towards the Western Balkans has sparked reactions from analysts, with some suggesting that what is omitted from the report is more significant than what is written.
A new US State Department report identifies the Western Balkans as a region of direct importance to American security and economic interests. The document emphasizes the region's stability and the advancement of economic interests.
The U.S. State Department's watchdog is investigating a Gaza-focused humanitarian aid group regarding its spending of emergency assistance funds. The probe aims to ensure proper use of aid designated for the region.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire for an additional 45 days, following two days of intense US-mediated negotiations. The extension aims to maintain a truce and pave the way for future talks between the two nations.
Serbian Finance Minister Siniša Mali emphasized the far-reaching economic benefits of the upcoming EXPO 2027 in Belgrade, discussing its implications with a US State Department official.
Twin brothers, previously incarcerated for hacking the US State Department, reportedly wiped out 96 government databases minutes after being fired from their new employer.
The US State Department has announced it will begin revoking the passports of divorced parents who are delinquent in paying child support.
The mayor of a small Georgia town has fired its entire police department, reportedly after officers upset his wife. This unprecedented move leaves the town without its local law enforcement.
The US State Department has canceled tourist visas for over half the board members of La Nación, Costa Rica's leading newspaper, which has been critical of President Rodrigo Chavez.
The US State Department has approved $8.6 billion in arms sales to Middle East allies, fast-tracking the deals under emergency circumstances without congressional approval.
The US State Department has cautioned about Chinese companies, including DeepSeek and Moonshot AI, allegedly stealing US AI intellectual property, even as Nvidia hosts Moonshot's CEO at an upcoming conference.
A US State Department report has confirmed that the Palestinian Authority continues to make 'pay-for-slay' payments, preventing Washington from offering economic aid to Ramallah under the Taylor Force Act.
The US State Department has approved a possible sale of equipment intended for a border security project in Tunisia.
The US State Department has ordered a global warning regarding alleged artificial intelligence intellectual property theft by Chinese firms, specifically naming DeepSeek and others. This action highlights concerns over national security and economic implications.
South Korea's main opposition party has submitted a motion to remove the Unification Minister, citing an intelligence leak controversy. This development follows reports, confirmed by the U.S. State Department, that the opposition chair met with a U.S. undersecretary's chief of staff.
The United States has criticized China for pressuring various countries to revoke overflight clearances for Taiwan's leader, Lai Ching-te. China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson has rebutted these comments from the US State Department.
The US State Department announced that it will host the next round of talks between Israel and Lebanon.
The U.S. State Department's overhauled process for selecting an artist for the Venice Biennale has drawn scrutiny after control was given to an individual who previously owned a pet food store.
The Trump administration's State Department has announced visa restrictions against 26 individuals across the hemisphere, citing their alleged undermining of US interests.
The US State Department has accused the Cuban regime of supplying up to 5,000 combatants for Russia's war in Ukraine and providing diplomatic and political support to Moscow, issuing a threat to Havana.
Hungarian opposition figure Peter Magyar announced plans to suspend state television and radio broadcasts, promising to reform public media to ensure press freedom and truth for Hungarians. This pledge comes amidst political discussions involving figures like Donald Trump and Serbian President Vučić regarding Hungarian politics.
The U.S. State Department has updated its travel advisory for Nepal to Level 2, urging increased caution for Americans traveling to the popular mountain region due to natural disasters and nationwide protests.
A report suggests a propaganda network, backed by Russian foreign intelligence, is working to undermine Argentina's Milei government and further polarize society, as the US State Department reportedly expresses concern over declining "soft power."
The State Department has introduced formal dress code guidance into its Foreign Affairs Manual for the first time, setting new attire standards for its employees.
The US State Department has instructed its diplomatic missions worldwide to engage in a concerted fight against hostile propaganda, planning a coordinated information campaign in cooperation with Pentagon psychological operations units, potentially involving social media platforms like X.
The FBI has confirmed that the Iran-linked Handala HackTeam breached the personal email account of former official Kash Patel, sharing purported resume and photos, while Candace Owens has dismissed viral claims linking her to the incident. The US State Department has offered a $10 million bounty for information on the group, and the FBI reassures that the leaked material is historical and does not involve current government information.
Hundreds of Moroccan Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV-2026) winners are awaiting interviews, with the US State Department citing security measures as the reason for the delays.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in Saudi Arabia for unannounced 'important meetings,' kicking off a surprise tour of Gulf States with a defense pitch and offering Ukraine's drone expertise with renewed urgency as the US increasingly focuses on Iran.
The US State Department has issued a worldwide caution advisory, warning American travelers abroad about Iran-linked threats and urging heightened vigilance, particularly in the Middle East.
According to the State Department, El Al has returned over 2,000 Americans to the United States since the beginning of Operation Epic Fury, in flights exclusively designated for US citizens.
Numerous veteran diplomats with decades of experience in the US State Department's Iran sections have been dismissed, retired, or reassigned under the Trump administration, according to reports.
The US State Department announced that 12 more countries, including Cambodia, Ethiopia, and Georgia, will require their citizens to provide a $15,000 bond to apply for American visas starting April 2.
The US State Department has issued an urgent directive to all US diplomatic missions worldwide to immediately reassess security measures, citing the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
After years of legal challenges, the US State Department has published a final rule reducing the fee to renounce US citizenship from $2,350 to $450, an 80% cut.