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  • President Obama is gravely concerned by the situation in South Kordofan and Blue Nile, especially as the violent clashes continue along the shared border with South Sudan. He continues to urge all sides to exercise maximum restraint and to emphasize the importance of finding peaceful solutions for Sudan and South Sudan. The President is deeply committed to seeing Sudan and South Sudan become two economically prosperous states living side-by-side in peace.

    President Obama's Message to the People of Sudan and South Sudan

    In these videotaped remarks, President Obama sends an important and very clear message to the people of Sudan and South Sudan: conflict is not inevitable.

  • Visiting U.S. Trafficking in Persons Reporting Officer Desiree Suo listens to Zambian representatives Ceasar Banda, Zambia Immigration Head, Risk Management and Compliance, and Chief Inspector Godfrey Chilabi, Senior Community Safety Officer, at Lilayi Police Training College January 31, 2012.

    US Grant Helps Zambian Anti-TIP Efforts

    The U.S. Department of State supports the Zambian government's National Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons with a $500,000 two-year grant to the International Organization for Migration

  • This revised 2012 edition sketches the way primary and general elections work, not only the role of political parties, but also the nuts and bolts of voting machines and poll workers, opinion polls and campaign finance.

    USA Elections in Brief

    This revised 2012 edition sketches the way primary and general elections work, not only the role of political parties, but also the nuts and bolts of voting machines and poll workers, opinion polls

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