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US Lauds UNESCO as Champion for Literacy
Deputy Assistant Secretary Nerissa Cook stresses that sustainable economic and social growth is not possible if we do not ensure that everyone has the basic literacy skills to succeed.
North Korea Missile Launch Draws Condemnation
The United States and the Security Council condemned North Korea satellite launchings in the past, as a cover for developing the missiles, which could be used to deliver nuclear weapons.
Guinea-Bissau Holds Presidential Election
Violence has marked the country's history since it fought for, and ultimately won, independence from Portugal in 1974. Prominent rivalries between military and political leaders have sparked repeated coups and attempted coups, and a civil war in th
US Makes Significant Progess to Combat Modern Slavery
Nearly 140 countries have enacted modern anti-trafficking laws, and nearly 150 are party to the UN Trafficking in Persons Protocol, Ms. Clinton noted.
Will US Congress Lift Jackson-Vanik Amendment?
Assistant Secretary Philip H. Gordon says Obama administration have tried to approach the issue of Russia in general.
