Embassy of the United States

US Policy

US Policy Resources

Check out our specialized web site on US foreign policy issues at www.uspolicy.be

This web site is a product of the U.S. Embassy in Brussels. It provides timely and authoritative information on the foreign policy of the United States.  Its backbone is a database containing thousands of statements on foreign policy issues by US public officials.

Via dossiers on major issues we highlight the priorities of the US Government.  We provide statements by US public officials, but also reports, hearings, and journal articles.

Our powerful search engine enables you to search through thousands of articles from the federal government issued by the State Department and other U.S. Government sources.

Additional features:

• Current issues lists the most current issue areas in U.S. policy
• Key Reports lists the major reports published by the US Government
• Subscribe to our Newsletters allows you to subscribe/unsubscribe to our electronic newsletters
• E-Journal USA is a collection of downloadable journals that focus on major issues facing the United States and the international community as well as U.S. society, values, thought, and institutions.

 Other primary sources of information about U.S. Foreign Policy

• http://www.america.gov/ - produced for an international audience by the State Department's Office of International Information Programs. For U.S. foreign policy information by region, see regions
  
• http://www.state.gov/ - the main page of the U.S. Department of State 
  
• In addition to the portal sites mentioned above, virtually every U.S. government agency that is involved in international affairs has its own website - a list of these agencies, with links to their websites, can be found at FirstGov, the U.S. Government's Official Web Portal. U.S. Embassies and Consulates around the world generally maintain websites of their own: a list of them can be found at usembassy.state.gov Most of these embassies also have libraries or information resource centers (IRCs), which can provide further assistance in finding information about U.S. foreign policy.