The State Department will host a first-ever conference this week, and a host of foreign aid news.
John McCain fights for NGOs in Egpyt, Robert Zoellick plans his World Bank exit, and Congress considers a cyber-security bill.
Secretary Clinton updates on USAID development projects, Mitt Romney writes a China policy, and The State Department approves of smart power
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Yesterday the President released his $56.2 billion FY13 International Affairs Budget request, which includes $8.2 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations. [...]
DOWNLOAD THE PDF VERSION HERE: Full USGLC Analysis USGLC Commends the President’s FY13 International Affairs Budget as Strong and Strategic The USGLC applauds the Administration’s FY 2013 International Affairs Budget request that provides the resources necessary to support the critical tools of development and diplomacy and meet America’s national security requirements. At a time of [...]
On February 13th the President released his FY13 International Affairs Budget request, totaling $56.2 billion (which includes $8.2 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations). The USGLC issued a press release commending the strong and strategic request for America’s diplomacy and development programs. Click here for USGLC’s detailed analysis of the FY13 International Affairs Budget Request.
Today the President released his FY13 International Affairs Budget request, totaling $56.2 billion (which includes $8.2 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations). The USGLC issued a press release today commending the strong and strategic request for America’s diplomacy and development programs. Please visit back here later this afternoon for a detailed analysis on the FY13 International [...]
Today the President will release his FY13 budget request, marking the beginning of the FY13 budget process. [...]
Monday marks the beginning of the FY13 budget process with the release of the President’s budget request. Please be sure to visit USGLC’s Budget Center Monday afternoon for a full analysis of the International Affairs Budget request. [...]
