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Ambassador-at-Large

A high-ranking diplomat appointed by the President, often confirmed by the Senate, to represent the U.S. on a specific issue or region, operating globally rather than being assigned to a single country.

Sense of Congress

A formal statement passed by Congress expressing its opinion or position on a specific issue. It is not legally binding like a law, but it conveys the legislative body's collective sentiment.

Foreign Assistance

Aid provided by one country to another, which can include economic support, development aid, humanitarian aid, or security assistance, aimed at helping another nation or promoting specific foreign policy goals.

Chiefs of Mission

The principal officer in charge of a U.S. diplomatic mission in a foreign country, typically the U.S. Ambassador, who is responsible for directing all U.S. government employees and activities within that country.

Foreign Affairs Manual

A comprehensive collection of policy directives, regulations, and procedures that govern the operations and administration of the U.S. Department of State and its foreign service posts.

Disaggregated Data

Information that has been broken down into smaller, more specific categories or subgroups (e.g., by disability type, gender, age, or region) rather than being presented as a single, combined total or average, allowing for more detailed analysis.