We get asked all of the time why we don’t have bureaus in the United States. The answer is simple: Our mission is to produce exceptional journalism from the least-covered parts of the world. We’re transforming access to accurate information locally and elevating awareness and dismantling stereotypes globally. Did you know that our journalism is produced in each reporter’s local language and in English? This multilingual strategy enables us to serve the local, coverage-country audience as well as a wider international audience. Even though we don’t cover the United States, we do serve millions of people here. In fact, a survey we conducted in 2021 found that our U.S. readers — who comprise our largest audience — were looking for stories told by local reporters, those who lived in the community and had the access to report accurately. Two-thirds of these readers identify as members of diaspora, migrant or refugee communities and had significant connections to our coverage countries. More and more people living in the U.S. are turning to Global Press to get a more accurate, inclusive view of the world.