Organization of American States
Everything filed under institutions in our international relations coverage, the 28 reports filed on it so far.
United States and Argentina Launch Andes-Atlantic Corridor
The United States and Argentina have launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a long-term infrastructure initiative focused on transportation, energy
U.S. Scales Up Ebola Response with $267 Million Pledge
The United States has announced an additional $267 million in direct health and humanitarian assistance for the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic...
Saudi Arabia rethinks US alliance amid Iran
The US-led war against Iran is exposing the limits of American protection for Saudi Arabia, prompting Riyadh to seek security partnerships with China
Russia Retains Leverage Over US Through Uranium Supply
The United States remains heavily dependent on Russian enriched uranium for its nuclear reactors despite reciprocal import bans, with waivers allowing
UN Assembly President Stakes Presidency on Restoring Trust
Khalilur Rahman, President of the UN General Assembly's 81st session, has made restoring global trust in the organization the central theme of his...
US Deports Asylum Seekers to Abusive Regime in Equatorial
The United States has deported at least 66 third-country nationals to Equatorial Guinea under a Trump-era deal, paying the dictatorship $7.5 million.
Baltic states assess low risk of Russian
Security analysts from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania argue that a Russian land incursion into the Baltics is unlikely while the war in Ukraine...
U.S. Lawmaker Advocates Taliban Diplomacy Amid Aid Crisis
Newly elected Afghan-American Congresswoman Aisha Wahab calls for U.S. Diplomacy with the Taliban, arguing current isolation policies hurt Afghan...
US urged to back UN Libya roadmap with action, not only
A new UN-help agreement aims to break Libya's political deadlock and pave the way for elections. The United States faces a test of its stated support...
U.S. Policy Shifts Complicate Caribbean Arms Trafficking
A surge in U.S.-sourced firearms trafficked to the Caribbean is being exacerbated by recent American policy changes, including relaxed export rules...
ICC Strategic Role
The International Criminal Court faces unprecedented challenges, but it can be a strategic weapon for states committed to the rule of law, according...
UN report details Israeli displacement of West Bank refugee
A UN human rights report states Israeli forces forcibly displaced over 33,000 Palestinians from three West Bank refugee camps in early 2025...
U.S. Envoys Kushner, Witkoff to Visit Russia, Ukraine
American diplomats Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will reportedly travel to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to revive Ukraine war negotiations, marking...
WHO reports third warehouse attack in Kyiv
The World Health Organization says a recent airstrikes have damaged its medical supply warehouses in Ukraine, marking the third such incident in three
UN Report Finds Outside Forces Fuel Sudan Conflict
A UN report states foreign recruitment and military support networks are fueling the Sudan war, enhancing the capabilities of both the SAF and RSF...
Guterres Urges SCO to Back More Representative Global
UN Secretary-General António Guterres told the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit that a multipolar world is beneficial and called for reforms...
Defense-Dominant World Reshapes
Recent conflicts suggest a shift to a 'defense-dominant' world where powerful states struggle to conquer territory, driven by new technologies like...
Gulf States Face Economic Crisis After War
Six months of war have exposed the economic vulnerabilities of Gulf Cooperation Council states, which rely on stable infrastructure and market access...
US Strikes Larak Island, Iran Weighs
The United States has conducted a military strike against Iranian positions on Larak Island, its first known action since a July ceasefire.
U.S. Pushes States to Quit ICC
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a campaign to persuade states to withdraw from or condemn the International Criminal Court, alongside...
Iran Sets Conditions for Strait of Hormuz
Iran says it is setting conditions to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. States it is not negotiating and will maintain economic pressure.
U.S. Democracy Gives Advantage in Great-Power Rivalry
The Atlantic Council argues that the United States’ large economy and democratic system provide a strategic edge in competition with China and...
States Sue Federal Overreach on CDL Data
On Aug. 13, 21 states filed a lawsuit to block the federal government from accessing a centralized database of Commercial Driver’s License records...
The Evolution of American Manufacturing: Thomas Blanchard's Copying Lathe
The invention of Thomas Blanchard's copying lathe in 1819 marked a significant milestone in the development of American manufacturing, enabling the...