The United States is addressing the climate crisis and improving the environment.

Declines in emissions put the U.S. on track to meet its goal under the Paris Agreement of achieving a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. Read more: share.america.gov/how-americans-…

U.S. music diplomacy dates to the 1950s era of jazz greats like Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie.

See how a new generation of musicians are continuing the tradition through performances and workshops around the world. share.america.gov/music-diplomac…

Only about one fourth of Madagascar’s population has access to electricity.

With clean energy solutions through Power Africa, people in the island nation's Tsarazaza and other rural communities are keeping the lights on and businesses running. share.america.gov/delivering-cle…

Medical professionals from Ukraine recently visited U.S. medical facilities to share skills for treating wounded veterans.

“It’s an honor for us to show what we do, share with them our expertise,” a U.S. doctor said, describing the exchange. Learn more: share.america.gov/coming-to-term…

The crises that upended the post-Cold War era — including climate change, food insecurity, and rising authoritarianism — cannot be solved by any one country working alone. More on how America's alliances and partnerships are our greatest strategic asset: share.america.gov/blinken-partne…

As Southeast Asia's energy demand grows each year, the United States is working with electric vehicle manufacturers, utilities, and partners across the region to increase access to reliable clean power, meet emissions targets, and help protect our planet.share.america.gov/bolstering-sou…

For dairy farmer Eskender Yoseph, keeping up with changing technology is vital to earning a profit. Learn how USAID-donated machines for milking cows and cutting feed are helping farmers in Ethiopia grow their businesses and increase food security. share.america.gov/how-tech-impro…

As Russia continues to attack Ukraine’s ports and silos, nearby countries are stepping up efforts to deliver more of Ukraine’s grain to the world’s markets and to people who need it most — including in Yemen, Ethiopia, Somalia, and Afghanistan. Learn more: share.america.gov/ukraines-neigh…

When earthquakes struck Türkiye in February, Chef Ebru Baybara Demir’s “soul kitchens” fed survivors by the thousands.

Learn how Demir and a squadron of volunteers converted student dorms and government buildings into massive humanitarian aid stations: share.america.gov/how-chefs-soul…

U.S. investment is supporting clean energy projects in South Asia, including Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Nepal.

Learn how these partnerships are spurring economic growth and limiting pollution: share.america.gov/expanding-acce…

People in the United States donated nearly $500 billion to charitable causes in 2022, demonstrating how the tradition of giving is central to American life.

Read about the different factors that prompt Americans to help others at home and abroad. share.america.gov/how-us-philant…

Some Ukrainian students will start the school year in new classrooms, built with support from United Nations, European, and U.S. institutions.

But many cannot return to their neighborhood schools as Russia continues to shell schools and illegally deport children. share.america.gov/ukrainian-stud…

The world is at an inflection point requiring greater collaboration.

See how President Biden, Japan’s Prime Minister 岸田文雄 and Republic of Korea’s 윤석열 Yoon Suk Yeol Yoon are elevating their countries’ cooperation for a more prosperous and peaceful world: share.america.gov/u-s-japan-sout…

The emergency transportation service m-mama is connecting pregnant women in Africa to healthcare facilities to promote safer childbirth. Learn about this life-saving service that USAID and other partners are bringing to Kenya: share.america.gov/supporting-hea…

When citizens do not see themselves reflected in government, their faith in democracy suffers.

Learn how the six winners of Department of State’s first Global Anti-Racism Champions Award are supporting underserved communities in countries around the world: share.america.gov/celebrating-ch…

Russia’s decision to walk away from the United Nations Black Sea Grain Initiative has sweeping consequences for the world. Learn who is most affected and why many global leaders are urging Russia to rejoin the initiative.
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A strengthening El Niño weather pattern could impact up to one third of the world’s land, and bring flooding and drought. Learn how the United States is working with countries to protect food supplies in case of extreme weather: share.america.gov/how-el-nino-co…

The world’s population could reach 10 billion by 2050, which means we must work together to address the growing global food crisis.

At the United Nations, Secretary Antony Blinken announced that the U.S. is providing $362 million in new assistance to twelve nations. Learn more:share.america.gov/blinken-urges-…

The U.S. is putting global health at the forefront of its foreign policy.

Learn how Department of State's new Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy will use lessons from the COVID-19 response and PEPFAR to prevent pandemics and build a healthier world. share.america.gov/new-bureau-adv…