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Every Monday, America.gov presents highlights of its recent coverage of U.S. foreign policy, society and values.
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America.gov presents the U.S. perspective on specific issues with international implications.
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This podcast reviews Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, global partnerships to fight drug-resistant tuberculosis, and the role of the Freedom of Information Act in the United States. Transcript
This podcast reviews President Obama’s speech at Cairo University to Muslims around the world and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s remarks in El Salvador at the Pathways to Prosperity in the Americas Initiative. Transcript
President Obama presents a legal framework for dealing with detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Sonia Sotomayor is nominated to become a Supreme Court justice. Transcript
This podcast, based on economics professor Richard Vedder’s piece in the May 2009 edition of eJournal USA, examines the growth of the global financial system. Transcript
President Obama addressed the issue of violent extremism and the related issue of the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. Transcript
America.gov interviews Constance Ikokwu, the Washington Bureau Chief of THISDAY newspaper, the leading national daily in Nigeria. Transcript
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