Apr. 19: Did you miss key foreign policy developments this week? Each week, DipNote recaps the latest U.S. Department of State highlights spanning a wide range of global issues, events, and initiatives. DipNote»

Secretary Pompeo (Apr. 19) (Twitter): "The U.S.-Japan Alliance is ironclad, strengthened and adapted over time to defend our freedoms and shared values. From the final, fully verified denuclearization of North Korea to preserving a free and open Indo-Pacific, our partnership will continue to meet every challenge." Full Remarks at Joint Press Availability»

Secretary Pompeo (Apr. 17): "Effective May 2, under Title III of the LIBERTAD Act, U.S. citizens will be able to bring lawsuits against persons trafficking in property that was confiscated by the Cuban regime. After more than 22 years of delays, Americans will finally have a chance at justice." Full Text»

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April 11, 2019

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The upcoming Global Entrepreneurship Summit is the preeminent annual gathering that convenes entrepreneurs, investors, and their supporters globally. Looking for resources to help your business succeed overseas? Learn how to sign up for briefings with Ambassadors and country experts, get help with visas for business travel, and find insights on security overseas.

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Additional Financial Sanctions Against Nicaragua

Apr. 17: Today's sanctions against Laureano Ortega and Bancorp in Nicaragua affirm the U.S. commitment to support the Nicaraguan people in their quest for freedom and hold accountable the Ortega regime for its corruption and human rights violations. More»

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Indonesia Elections

Spokesperson Ortagus (Apr. 17): "Congratulations, Indonesia, on completing national and legislative elections. The spirited campaigns and robust participation by Indonesia's public, civil society, and media underscore the strength and dynamism of Indonesia's democracy." Full Text»

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