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As the U.S. reshapes its foreign assistance strategy, countries receiving health funding are sharing access to medical information.

The U.S. has tightened vetting of foreign visitors — and banned them outright from four participating nations. But there is a special visa program for FIFA ticketholders.

The U.N.’s Angeli Achrekar reports that many clinics have closed, despite exemptions in the policy. She fears mortality will surge.

To avert war in Europe, we may have to absorb “political, economic and diplomatic costs,” said Eddie Fishman of the Atlantic Council.

It was a bittersweet return for one government contractor.

Nonprofits worry about the loss of institutional knowledge as offices are forced to close amid a slow down in refugee admissions.

Felicia Schwartz of the Wall Street Journal reports on how the State Department has been quietly pressuring Pyongyang. But don't expect results any time soon.