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Do you follow @statedeptdss on social media? Here are five reasons why you should!
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Africa: Trump 2.0 and Its Complicated Foreign Policy
As the world watches the political drama unfold in the United States, one question looms large: what would a second Donald Trump…
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Public inquiry into Southport attack announced
A public inquiry will be held into the Southport attacks, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced.It comes after 18-year-old Axel!-->…
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United States Supports Development of Advanced Civil Nuclear Workforce through Launch of Small…
Today, the U.S. Ambassador to Ghana Virginia E. Palmer joined the Chief Director of the Ministry of…
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Secretary Antony J. Blinken At a Press Availability
SECRETARY BLINKEN: Well, good morning, everyone.
QUESTION: Good morning.
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Africa: A Conversation with Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield: Reflecting on U.S.-Africa Relations…
MR. CAMERON HUDSON: Welcome again, Ambassador, and it's great to be sharing this time with you to talk about topics that are near and…
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Yvette Cooper announces inquiries into grooming gangs
Watch: Home Secretary outlines government's plan to tackle grooming gangsHome Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced plans for a!-->…
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United States and Thailand Sign Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
On January 14, the United States and the Kingdom of Thailand signed an Agreement for Cooperation Concerning…
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Department of State Hosts U.S.-Nigeria Technology Dialogue and Signing of $2 Million Broadband Study…
Deputy Secretary Kurt Campbell led the inaugural U.S.-Nigeria Technology Dialogue in Washington, D.C. on…
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Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa Lost $1.56bn to Internet Shutdown in 2024 – Report
Sub-Saharan African countries lost $1.56 billion to government-induced shutdowns in 2024, according to a new report by Top10vpn, an…
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