Belmopan
An aerial view shows the coastline and bustling architecture of Belize City. Photo by Photosounds
By Adam Benz
Belize—the only English-speaking country in Central America—is a...
Kingston
By Courtney Preston-McLain, Beth Dalton, and Michelle Mason
With pristine white sand beaches, lush waterfalls, and misty, vegetation-covered mountains, the island of Jamaica’s natural beauty...
Kuwait
By Leyth Swidan
Piercing through the clouds, the iconic Kuwait Towers could be overlooked as a purely decorative element in the city’s skyline, but they...
Equatorial Guinea
By Bryan Schiller
On the western coast of Central Africa, just north of the Equator, lies the only country on the continent where Spanish is...
Mérida
By Ian Parker
Since 1843, the U.S. Consulate General in Mérida has promoted trade and protected American citizens in the Yucatán Peninsula, an area in...
Canberra
By Tim Johnson
Fondly known by locals as the “bush capital,” Canberra’s name derives from a Ngunnawal word meaning “meeting place,” coined by the original...
Tanzania
By Isaac D. Pacheco
In 1964, three years after gaining its independence from the United Kingdom, Tanganyika merged with the fabled archipelago of Zanzibar to...
Minsk
By Jeffrey Cole
Belarus—strategically located between the European Union to the west, Russia to the east, and Ukraine to the south—is a country in transition....
USNATO
The main entrance of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) headquarters in Brussels is easily noticeable from the highway by its signature 30 flags and...
Québec City
Above: Consulate General Québec City staff members gather in front of the consulate building on a beautiful fall afternoon in Vieux Québec. Photo by...