Press Statement Heather Nauert Department Spokesperson Washington, DC January 18, 2018 U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will travel to London, Paris, Warsaw, and Davos January 21-27. On January 21, he will arrive in London, where he will meet with Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and National Security Advisor Mark Sedwill to discuss our cooperation on ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 19 January, 2018 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News
| Tags: Department of State
The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release October 13, 2017 Remarks by President Trump on Iran Strategy Diplomatic Reception Room 12:53 P.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. My fellow Americans: As President of the United States, my highest obligation is to ensure the safety and security of the American ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 16 October, 2017 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News, President of the United States
| Tags: Donald J. Trump
President Trump will embark this Friday, May 19th, on a nine-day trip that will take him to Riyadh, Jerusalem, Rome, Brussels, and Taormina. The visit to Saudi Arabia will reaffirm the strong partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia and allow the leaders to discuss issues of strategic concern, including efforts to defeat terrorist ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 23 May, 2017 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, Former U.S. Government Leaders, News, President of the United States
| Tags: Donald J. Trump, Presidential Visit, Rex Tillerson
Munich Security Conference Munich, Germany, February 17, 2017 […] As guardians for our nations and sentinels alert to new threats, we all see our community of nations under threat on multiple fronts as the arc of instability builds on NATO’s periphery and beyond. Unified by these growing threats to our democracies, we possess strong resolve to ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 21 February, 2017 | Topics:
Defense, Foreign Politics, News, Speeches, U.S. Policy
| Tags: defense, James Mattis, munich, nato
1. The
Executive Order does not restrict the travel of dual nationals, so long as they hold the passport of an unrestricted country and possess a valid U.S. visa. They may resume travel to the United States. 2. Our Embassies and Consulates around the world will process visa applications and issue nonimmigrant and immigrant visas to otherwise ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 1 February, 2017 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, Immigrant Visas, News, Non Immigrant Visas, President of the United States, U.S. Policy
| Tags: Donald J. Trump, executive order, nonimmigrant
It could have taken years. But after more than 190 countries
signed the historic Paris climate agreement in December 2015, bringing the accord into force took months. On October 5, enough countries had formally ratified the accord for the Paris agreement to go into effect. President Obama hailed the achievement, saying “
The world meets the moment. ” Does that mean the world is safe from the intense droughts, ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 14 October, 2016 | Topics:
Ambassador, Environment, Events, Foreign Politics, Science & Tech, U.S. Policy
| Tags: 2015 Paris Climate Agreement ; COP21 ;, environment, international cooperation, mitigation, renewable energy
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month which is an annual campaign to raise awareness about cybersecurity. We live in a world that is more connected than ever before. The Internet touches almost all aspects of everyone’s daily life, whether we realize it or not. National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) is designed to engage ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 30 September, 2016 | Topics:
Featured Event, Foreign Politics, News
Televised presidential-candidate debates have become a mainstay of U.S. elections since the first one in 1960 drew an audience of 74 million people. But that was just a television audience. This year’s debates will be available to the world, an increasing majority of which is more inclined to watch at a computer or with a ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 23 September, 2016 | Topics:
Elections, Foreign Politics, News, U.S. Policy
| Tags: Presidential Elections, social media, twitter
John Kerry Secretary of State United Nations Headquarters New York City September 19, 2016 Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman. I apologize for being a little bit late. Even with a motorcade, traffic is hard. I want to applaud the United Nations for convening this very timely session on the largescale movement of refugees and migrants, and ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 21 September, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, Former U.S. Government Leaders, News, Speeches
| Tags: international aid, John Kerry, refugees, summit, United Nations
President Obama hosts a Leaders’ Summit on Refugees in New York on September 20 to strengthen the resolve of countries to help the tens of millions driven from their homes worldwide. The summit will take place while world leaders and diplomats are in New York for the 71st session of the U.N. General Assembly. Joining Obama ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 19 September, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News
| Tags: international cooperation, refugees, United Nations
This first France-U.S. Cyber Bilateral Meeting strengthened the longstanding partnership between France and the United States on critical global cyber issues by reaffirming our already effective collaboration on key cyber topics and identifying additional areas for cooperation and enhancement. The meeting represented a “whole-of-government” approach, allowing for in-depth cooperation on a wide range of cyber ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 15 September, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News, Political Affairs, U.S. Policy
| Tags: Cyberdiplomacy, cybersecurity, Europe, GGE, organization for Security and Cooperation
The United States, through the State Department’s Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, contributed another $250,000 (225,000 Euros) to the Council of Europe (COE) to support efforts under the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime. This contribution aims to assist COE efforts in providing legislative drafting advice to developing nations and to support increased participation ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 13 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events, Foreign Politics, News, Strasbourg
| Tags: amy westling, COE, consul, cybercrime, Department of State
The need is tremendous and historic. Even as the U.S. government steps up its assistance, many U.S.-based groups are providing relief to millions of Syrians forced to leave their homes since the conflict in that country began more than five years ago. Meet five U.S. nongovernmental organizations doing their part. Mercy Corps
Syrian girls relax ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 12 September, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, Near East & North Africa, U.S. Policy
| Tags: health, philanthropy, refugee, Syria, usaid
The United States is closing in on its goal of welcoming 10,000 refugees from war-torn Syria by the end of September. By
Voice of America – Aug 12, 2016 President Obama set that target last September. The pace accelerated in late spring and summer as more refugees passed stringent security checks and other requirements and were cleared for admission. ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 16 August, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News
| Tags: refugee, Syria
Violent extremist groups sometimes target members of religious and ethnic minorities, and Daesh has attempted to destroy minority communities that have existed for centuries. On July 29, the Department of State will convene a meeting in Washington of delegations from more than 20 countries, as well as the United Nations and the European Union, to ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 29 July, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News
| Tags: minorities, yezidi
The U.S. Department of State and USAID announced a joint strategy to counter violent extremism. This new strategy provides a roadmap for mobilizing America’s diplomatic and development tools to counter violent extremism. Violent extremists continue to recruit, radicalize, and mobilize people — especially young people — to engage in terrorist acts. Their actions not only ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 27 July, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News
| Tags: Michael Ortiz ;
Issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Warsaw 8-9 July 2016 Today, our nations face an unprecedented range of security challenges, including the terrorism that has struck hard in many of our countries; Russia’s actions, especially in Ukraine, that undermine the rules-based order ...
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By U.S. Mission to France | 11 July, 2016 | Topics:
Foreign Politics, News, U.S. Policy
| Tags: NATO ; Transatlantic Security ; Warsaw ; Declaration
