Washington shutters 5 diplomatic posts

The U.S. Department of State has confirmed its intention to close five diplomatic missions in Canada, Japan, Indonesia, Cameroon, and Grenada as part of a restructuring plan aimed at reducing and strengthening American diplomatic presence in accordance with the "America First" policy. This move is part of the Donald Trump administration's efforts to achieve greater efficiency within the diplomatic apparatus, despite warnings from some Democrats and experts that reducing diplomatic footprints could create a vacuum that opponents like China and Russia might exploit. So far, the department has not confirmed the actual closures but has affirmed its commitment to notifying Congress, focusing on cutting costs and improving the efficiency of the missions.

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