The U.S. State Department is often perceived as a liberal institution within the federal government, a perception shaped by its global mission and cultural orientation. As the arm of the government responsible for international relations, the State Department is inherently focused on diplomacy and global engagement, which often align with liberal values emphasizing cooperation, dialogue, …
The founding fathers faced a monumental task in shaping the United States government. They knew that establishing a strong diplomatic presence was crucial in securing the nation’s place on the world stage. Thus, the Department of Foreign Affairs was born on July 27, 1789, as one of the first departments created. The Department of Foreign …
The State Department has been labeled as predominantly liberal, but this perception might not be entirely accurate. It’s true that the State Department is responsible for crafting and implementing US foreign policy, but it operates within a framework that’s guided by the current administration in power. As a result, the political ideology of the administration …
Diplomacy is a fascinating and intricate art that revolves around the art of negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution. It’s an essential aspect of international relations that helps maintain peace, stability, and cooperation among nations. Diplomats must possess a wide range of skills and techniques, including active listening, effective communication, cultural sensitivity, and strategic thinking. The …
The Secretary of State Antony Blinken came to Wellington New Zealand to conduct business, but also to show support for the USA Women’s FIFA Team. While here he had a meet and greet at the U.S. Embassy. Here is a photo of him speaking, but also a Secretary of State coin.
In the bustling heart of Beijing, where ancient traditions meet modern innovation, the U.S. Embassy stands as a symbol of the complex and ever-evolving relationship between the United States and China. This diplomatic mission, one of the largest and most significant in the world, plays a crucial role in navigating the intricate web of diplomacy, …
Diego tree wood, lacquer Okinawa, Ryukyu, Japan. Arching above the choppy waves, the dragon on this tray emerges from his home, the ocean depths near the Ryukyu Islands. He seems fierce as he extends his three-clawed tiger paws at his side, but unlike the fire breathing terrors of European lore, this Asian dragon is benevolent …
In the south courtyard of the Harry S. Truman building, which is the headquarters of the United States Department of State, is a sculpture that was created by Marshall Fredericks entitled “Man and the Expanding Universe.”
