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RSS Feeds

You can choose from several Department of State RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds to get the latest news from the Department delivered directly to your desktop via an RSS reader or news aggregator (read below for more information).

We currently offer feeds from the most-viewed sections of www.state.gov, plus feeds for travel information from travel.state.gov

  • Africa
  • Arms Control and International Security
  • Background Notes
  • Climate, Environment, and Conservation
  • Country Specific Information (formerly Consular Information Sheets)
  • Counterterrorism
  • Daily Appointments
  • Daily Press Briefings
  • Democracy, Human Rights, Refugees
  • Diplomatic Security
  • East Asia and the Pacific
  • Economic, Energy, Agricultural and Trade Issues
  • Especially for Students
  • Europe and Eurasia
  • Fact Sheets
  • Foreign Press Center
  • Highlights
  • International Health Issues
  • Near East
  • Press Briefings
  • Press Releases
  • Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs
  • Travel Alerts (formerly Public Announcements)
  • Reports and Other Major Publications
  • Secretary's Remarks
  • South and Central Asia
  • Speeches
  • Sustainable Development Partnerships
  • Travel Warnings
  • Western Hemisphere and Caribbean
  • Women

You can subscribe to these RSS feeds using:

  • A separate RSS reader application. A list of RSS readers can be found on Yahoo or by using any search engine to find an "RSS Reader."  
  • An RSS-aware web browser, such as Firefox, or Safari for Macintosh OS X.
  • A web-based RSS aggregator, such as My Yahoo or My MSN, using the one-click subscription feeds above.

Once you choose an RSS reader and install it, follow the instructions provided with the RSS Reader to add one or more of the feeds listed above (generally as simple as clicking on the orange "XML" button next to the desired feed). The news reader then will continually pull the latest headlines from the Department of State RSS feed(s) you selected.