Negotiating the U.S.-Romania Consular Convention
by Jonathan B. Rickert
The Impolite American Consul: A Memoir of the 1966 Buddhist Struggle Movement in Hué
by James R. Bullington
Low Profile in the Philippines
by Morton Holbrook III
President Bush’s 2005 Mongolia Visit
by Pamela J. Slutz and Brian L. Goldbeck
Living with Africa for a Lifetime
by Mark G. Wentling
What America Has Lost
by Christopher Datta
When Glasnost Opened Soviet Doors for American English
by Gregory John Orr
Looking Back on Vietnam Memories During Another Difficult April
by Jim Bullington
Grim Week in Guinea
by Mark Wentling
IntraHealth and Global Development
by Brenda Brown Schoonover
Filming Manhole Covers in Chile
by Susan Clyde
American speaker programs were long a staple of US Information Agency (USIA) programs overseas. Not all went as planned.
Encounters with Kissinger
by Peter Bridges
Trauma in Togo
by Mark Wentling In April 1991, while I was serving in Lomé, Togo as the USAID Representative for Togo and Benin, protests in Lomé against the dictatorial regime of President Eyadéma reached the boiling point. One night, President Eyadéma’s barbaric … Read more
Reporting on the Spread of HIV in China
by David Cowhig Chinese physician Dr. Wang Shuping predicted the HIV epidemic among Henan peasant blood sellers and eventually raised the alarm all the way to Beijing when local and provincial authorities ignored the rapid spread of HIV among the … Read more
Hong Kong — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
by Dick Virden
Murder in Equatorial Guinea: A Foreign Service Urban Legend
by Mark L. Asquino
Mr. Dooley and the Russians
by Peter Bridges
Vice President Nixon and Cold War Public Diplomacy
by Hans Tuch
Interns Reflect on Their Experiences at the State Department
Deja Gainey and Eric Kindelan were interns in the Bureau of Legislative Affairs (H) at the State Department during the Fall Semester of 2018.