US Foreign Affairs Archives - Page 2 of 3

Jan- 2023 -

5 January

Respect for Muslim students ‘should have superseded academic freedom’ in class controversy: College president

"Our response to the classroom event does not disregard or minimize the importance of academic freedom"

Dec- 2022 -

29 December

Steps to further enable the flow of legitimate humanitarian assistance

1 December

Secretary Austin called for de-escalation and shared the Department’s strong opposition to a new Turkish military operation in Syria.

Oct- 2022 -

30 October

All measures should be communicated now to Putin, so he understands the reaction to his use of radioactive weapons would…

19 October

the United States and Russia must renew their commitments to arms control and nuclear disarmament

Jul- 2022 -

22 July

The United States remains fully committed to maintaining its longstanding role as a champion for gender equality and encouraging the…

9 July

. يواجه الشعب السوري بسبب تصويت اليوم خطر الحصول على مساعدات أقل، مما يؤدي إلى المزيد من المعاناة. وسنشهد قدرا…

7 July

USAID will continue to work with its partners in the MENA region and across the world to help vulnerable populations…

Jun- 2022 -

30 June

Wellander declined to give total figures for the number of new US forces that will be in Europe, for reasons…

25 June

Officials in masks standing in front of two flags and Operation Trojan Shield logo projected on screen (Denis Poroy/AP Images)