In 2022, nearly two dozen nations signed the Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection. And over the past two years, we’ve partnered together to transform our hemisphere’s approach to the shared challenge of irregular migration.

Met with Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo to deepen cooperation on priorities that are vital to the people of the Americas, including making migration more safe, orderly, and humane, and expanding regional competitiveness and security.

Security, stability, and prosperity are no longer solely analog matters.

Today I unveiled our International Cyberspace and Digital Strategy – the Department of State's approach to technologies, from advanced computing and quantum technologies to artificial intelligence and biotechnology.

I toured the lab of Antheia, a start-up that is using cutting-edge synthetic biotechnology to make critical medicines. As the world faces medicine shortages, this kind of innovation will be vital to helping us save lives and solve global challenges.

Congratulations to President-elect José Raúl Mulino of Panama on his electoral victory. We look forward to growing our robust bilateral partnership that includes inclusive, sustainable economic growth, curbing irregular migration, and deepening our cultural ties.

In this week of National Holocaust Remembrance, we remember the 6 million Jews murdered by Nazis and their collaborators, and the millions who were persecuted and killed. The courage of survivors and their families is a living rebuke to those who tried to extinguish their future.

Wishing a happy Easter to Orthodox Christians around the world.

Great to join Senator Mitt Romney at the McCain Institute’s Sedona Forum to talk about the importance of U.S. leadership in the world. Our commitment to an engaged America is more important than ever as we address challenges in the Middle East, Ukraine, with China and beyond.

Toured an emergency call center in Tucson, where 40% of the calls they receive are related to fentanyl.
The overdose crisis is devastating communities across the U.S., but we can't tackle it alone. We're working with 152 countries to stop the global flow of illicit drugs.

The demand for U.S. passports is greater than it's ever been. Today, more Americans have one than ever in history.

Had the chance to visit our Travel - State Dept passport team in Tucson to recognize their extraordinary work to get passports into people's hands ahead of summer travel.

Our foreign and civil servants are a tremendous national asset. They provide continuity, knowledge, and guidance that helps our institution – and our nation – navigate an ever-changing world.

We celebrate them on this Foreign Affairs Day.

In their pursuit of truth, journalists often face unprecedented danger worldwide.

On World Press Freedom Day, we recognize their bravery, resilience and vital role in ensuring the free flow of accurate information.

Our support for journalists and an independent media is…

The U.S. strongly encourages the World Health Organization (WHO) to reinstate an invitation to Taiwan to join this year’s World Health Assembly as an observer. Addressing threats to global health demands broad international cooperation, and the world can benefit from Taiwan’s expertise and experience.