State Department’s Office of Global Partnerships to Cohost Catalysts for Change Event with Foreign Policy and USAID

On September 10, the Office of Global Partnerships, in collaboration with partners Foreign Policy and USAID, will host a forum to explore the role of public-private collaboration in advancing U.S. foreign policy.  Catalysts for Change will bring together a global audience with representatives from government, trade associations, the private sector, philanthropies, think-tanks and NGOs, along with academia and […]

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Assistant Secretary Pyatt’s Travel to Houston, Texas

Assistant Secretary for Energy Resources Geoffrey R. Pyatt will travel to Houston, Texas on September 9 for meetings with Iraqi officials and U.S. energy companies, hosted by the Baker Institute at Rice University.  These engagements will advance discussions held during Iraq Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s visit to Washington D.C. in April and Assistant Secretary […]

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Is IT infrastructure holding back warehouse operations?

The digital age has bought rapid technology innovation, yet many businesses have struggled to modernise their IT infrastructure. This lag can hinder growth, stifle innovation, and impact the bottom line. Recent research conducted by Manhattan Associates highlights this gap and sets out practical steps for companies looking to improve and adapt to get ahead of […]

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Edmundo González Urrutia’s Decision to Leave Venezuela

Edmundo González Urrutia remains an indisputable voice for peace and democratic change in Venezuela. His message of a democratic restoration in Venezuela has inspired the hopes and aspirations of the Venezuelan people and resulted in a powerful call for change in the July 28 presidential election. His departure from Venezuela is the direct result of […]

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UNICEF renews school protection call in Ukraine amid ‘deadly reality’ of attacks

John Marks, interim UNICEF Representative in Ukraine, issued a renewed appeal for schools to be protected as war rages on. “During the first week of the new academic year, educational facilities in areas including Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih, Kyiv, Lviv and Sumy were reportedly damaged in attacks,” he said. “Evacuations across areas closer to the frontline […]

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Tajikistan Independence Day – United States Department of State

On behalf of the Government of the United States of America, it is my pleasure to wish the people of Tajikistan a heartfelt congratulations as Tajikistan marks 33 years of independence on September 9. The United States remains steadfast in our commitment to supporting Tajikistan’s independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. We are proud of the […]

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Second Meeting of U.S.-China Working Group on Enhancing Climate Action in the 2020s

On September 4-6, 2024, China hosted in Beijing a meeting of the U.S.-China Working Group on Enhancing Climate Action in the 2020s, which is co-led by U.S. Senior Advisor to the President for International Climate Policy John Podesta and China Special Envoy for Climate Change Liu Zhenmin and includes their respective colleagues. Both sides continued […]

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British teachers’ union urges UK to cut ties with Israel amid Hamas war

Britain’s National Education Union (NEU) submitted a controversial motion to the Trades Union Congress’s annual conference seeking to cement an anti-Israel stance in policy, the Jewish Chronicle reported on Friday.  The motion, which contains no mention of Hamas or the terror group’s actions on October 7, labels Israel an “apartheid state” guilty of “ethnic […]

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