U.S. Energy Trade Mission to Visit Four African Nations
The United States is sending an energy trade mission to Mozambique, Tanzania, Nigeria and Ghana to look at potential investment projects with the aim of enhancing the countries’ ability to generate electric power.
Read moreClinton at U.N. Security Council on Situation in Syria

The United States stands ready to work with every member in this chamber to pass a resolution that supports the Arab League’s efforts, because those are the efforts that are well thought out, and focused on ending this crisis, upholds the rights of the Syrian people, and restores peace to Syria.
Read moreSecretary Clinton on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
State’s Gottemoeller Interviewed by International Herald Tribune
Interview with Judy Dempsey from the International Herald Tribune and special contributor to the Munich Security Conference
Read moreClinton Condemns Escalating Violence in Syria
Clinton condemned the escalating violence while charging the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad of “violent and brutal attacks on its own people.”
Read moreHuman Rights Remain a U.S. Priority in Central Asia
The U.S. effort to strengthen its relationships with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan “should not impinge upon our strong support for democratic development and universally recognized human rights
Read moreState Dept. on Arrests, Harassment and Death Sentences in Iran
We are deeply concerned by the alarming increase in the Iranian regime’s efforts to extinguish all forms of free expression and limit its citizens’ access to information in the lead-up to March parliamentary elections.
Read moreAmbassador Kelly on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
The United States commemorates International Holocaust Remembrance Day which occurs on January 27.
Read moreFact Sheet: U.S. Conventional Weapons Destruction Program in Iraq
The United States has invested more than $209 million in Iraq since 2003 toward the clearance and safe disposal of landmines, unexploded ordnance, and excess conventional weapons and munitions.
Read moreSpace Environment at Risk; U.S. Joins Talks on Space Conduct Code

The United States will join other nations and the European Union to develop an International Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities
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