Exhibiting History
The entrance to the 9/11 exhibit at Embassy London shows impromptu offersings of commemorative objects that showcased how people around the world empathized with...
Further, Faster, Together
By Dana Marie Jea and Sung-Hoon Park
Established in April 2011, the U.S.-Republic of Korea (ROK) diplomatic staff exchange program has hosted more than 20...
Important Legacy
By Yolonda Kerney
Terence Todman served as U.S. ambassador to six countries: Argentina, Chad, Costa Rica, Denmark, Guinea, and Spain; he was also the first...
Professional Cadre
By Katherine Brucker
Canada is a country of immigrants, and approximately 78 of the Mission Canada’s 140 locally employed (LE) staff members began their careers...
Lingua Franca
By Marko Velikonja
Every Foreign Service career is different, yet one experience remains shared among Foreign Service officers: the Foreign Service Institute’s (FSI’s) language test....
Bike Diplomacy 2.0
Embassy Seoul Information Specialist Jun Sang-woo gazes at the serene scene on one of the many dedicated bike trails on the Four Rivers Restoration...
Maintaining Success
Thabang Leseteli (left) is a pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) client who is happily married to Nthatisi Moleko (right) who has been on antiretroviral treatment since...
Marking Ten Years
By John Stowell and Maxine Lunn
“ one of the most powerful ways that we can reduce carbon emissions. It’s also a huge potential source of...
Flagship Milestone
By Isaac D. Pacheco
Throughout the second half of the 20th century, U.S. diplomacy underwent dramatic changes. In the wake of two world wars that...
Mapping Diplomatic History
By Brooke Marston
The Office of the Geographer and Global Issues (GGI) in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research recently released the new U.S. Department of...