Biden wraps historic Africa trip overshadowed by domestic and geopolitical controversies
President Joe Biden grinned as he posed for photos with the leader of Angola before departing the country Wednesday, capping off an historic trip that was overshadowed by controversy stemming from Biden’s decision to pardon his son Hunter and unexpected turmoil from a key US ally.
Biden announces $1 bn for Africa during maiden trip
President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced more than $1 billion in humanitarian assistance to Africa during a visit to Angola, where the United States is showcasing a major infrastructure project aimed at countering China's investments on the continent.
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Biden, in Angola, Can’t Escape Questions About His Son’s PardonLUANDA, Angola—President Biden’s long-anticipated trip to sub-Saharan Africa, the first by a U.S. president in almost a ...
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President Joe Biden pledged another $600 million Wednesday for an ambitious multi-country rail project in Africa as one of ...
From a hillside overlooking the Bay of Corimba, President Joe Biden declared: “The future runs through Angola, through Africa ...
In his last announced trip abroad as president, Mr. Biden relished touring a U.S.-financed train line in Angola intended to ...
President Joe Biden said "there's nothing beyond our capacity if we work together" while addressing a gathering outside the ...
Biden is using his third and final day in Angola to showcase the Lobito Corridor railway, where the US and key allies are ...
President Joe Biden on Tuesday toured a slavery museum in Angola and inspected shackles and a whip, and he spoke of “our ...
When American presidents visit another country, they typically like to highlight the positive history they share. But as the ...
"It's our duty to face our history. The good, the bad and the ugly," Biden said as he spoke at the National Museum of Slavery ...
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President Joe Biden is ducking questions on his decision to break his word and pardon his son Hunter, ignoring calls for him ...
Speaker, Carolina Cerqueira, said on Tuesday in Luanda that Angola may aim for a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
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