New Foreign Bills

Extends the appointment length for consular staff to meet growing demand.

Requires a plan to advance U.S. Wi-Fi technology globally against adversaries.

Requires a strategy to counter Iranian and Hezbollah influence in Latin America.

Restricts U.S. investments in Chinese biotechnology to protect national security.

Requires a determination on whether China's actions in Tibet are atrocities.

Trains Asian countries to spot risks in foreign investment from adversaries.

Updates the operations, training, and management of the U.S. Foreign Service.

Requires universities to report foreign gifts and contracts over $50,000.

Promotes the development of secure drones (UAS) to support Taiwan's defense.

Changes how the U.S. evaluates foreign countries' efforts to stop sex trafficking.