The U.S. is shutting down five diplomatic posts worldwide — including in Grenada, Japan, Indonesia, Canada, and Cameroon — to save $4.4 million annually, with most locations staffed by just one or two Americans. Meanwhile, the State Department is investing to reopen embassies in Venezuela, Syria, and Libya, signaling a strategic realignment to focus resources where they matter most.
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