Another section of the U.S. Embassy in Rome. This place is so large that it is like its own little town. pic.twitter.com/clpWkhBsFi
— Mario Lorentz (@MarioLorentzArt) January 14, 2018
The U.S. State Department has given ITN an estimated date of …
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The U.S. State Department has denied ITN’s request to expedite a Freedom of Information Act inquiry into the records of an employee at the center of allegations of interference in the U.S. presidential election.
Whistleblowers in Italy have come forward …
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The U.S. will now require all persons applying for visitors’ visas to provide social media usernames, previous email addresses as well as phone numbers for additional inspection. It’s a significant expansion of the United States’ vetting process for potential …
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U.S. Airlines have bowed to pressure from the Chinese government and have removed references to Taiwan it was announced this week. The airlines had been asked to stop listing the island as a separate nation from mainland China.
China’s Civil …
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The State Department has announced it will limit the length of some visas issued to Chinese citizens visiting the U.S. The announcement comes as the Trump administration is combating U.S.-intellectual-property theft by China.
The changes will go into effect on …
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National Security Advisor John Bolton said during an interview this weekend that the U.S. may sanction European companies that continue to do business with Iran in the wake of the U.S.’ withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement.
“Is the United …
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