• Bush Highlights Security, Economic Progress in 2005, December 31, 2005 

• Biometric Entry System Installed at Final U.S. Land Border Ports, December 30, 2005 

• Bush Signs Law Funding War on Terror, Pandemic Flu Preparedness, December 30, 2005 

• U.S. Helps Rebuild Tsunami-Affected Communities in South Asia, December 30, 2005 

• Review of European Security Issues -- A Look Ahead For 2006, December 30, 2005 

• Former President Bush Named U.N. Envoy for Pakistan Earthquake, December 30, 2005 

• U.S., U.N. Welcome International Review of Iraqi Elections, December 29, 2005 

• Quartet Welcomes Palestinian Legislative Elections January 25, December 28, 2005 

• Rice, Education Secretary To Host International Education Summit, December 28, 2005 

• U.S. Sanctions Nine Companies Under Iran Nonproliferation Act, December 27, 2005  

• NASA Stardust Mission To Bring Comet Dust to Earth, December 27, 2005  

• State's Burns Outlines U.S. Trans-Atlantic Agenda for 2006, December 27, 2005 

• On Anniversary of Tsunami, President Bush Cites "Days of Sorrow", December 26,2005 

• Iraq Completes Debt-Swap, Receives IMF Standby Arrangement, December 23, 2005 

• U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Iraq Linked to Increased Iraqi Capacity, December 23, 2005 

• Human Death Toll from Deadly Bird Flu Strain Still Rising, December 23, 2005  

• Rumsfeld Says U.S. Forces in Iraq Will Decline by 7,000 in 2006, December 23, 2005 

• Thirty-Seven African Countries Eligible To Gain Under Trade Act, December 22, 2005  

• Congress Approves Extension of Anti-Terrorism Law, December 22, 2005 

• U.S. Space Agency Lists Space Exploration Milestones for 2005, December 22, 2005  

• Tsunami Anniversary Spotlights the Lessons of Disaster, December 22, 2005  

• NASA Hubble Telescope Discovers New Uranus Rings, Moons, December 22, 2005  

• Bush-Clinton Fund-Raising Effort for Katrina Exceeds $100 Million, December 12, 2005 

• Rumsfeld Reaffirms Continued U.S. Commitment to Afghan Security, December 21, 2005 

• U.S. Assistance Exceeds $840 Million One Year After Tsunami, December 21, 2005 

• One Year After Tsunami, Progress on Indian Ocean Warning System, December 21, 2005 

• Annan Highlights United Nations' Successes in Difficult Year, December 21, 2005 

• Bill Passed by Senate Addresses Programs Ruled Illegal by WTO, December 21, 2005 

• Hundreds of U.S. Companies Contribute to Tsunami Reconstruction, December 21, 2005 

• IMF Finalizes Approval for Debt Relief for 19 Poor Countries, December 21, 2005 

• USAID Administrator Marks Tsunami Anniversary in Indonesia, December 21, 2005 

• U.S. Defense Scholars Tout Gendarmerie as Peacekeeping Model, December 21, 2005  

• Worldwide Visa-Fraud Conspirator Sentenced in United States, December 21, 2005  

• U.S. Expert Sees Iraq Elections as Seminal Mideast Event of 2005, December 20, 2005  

• National Security Advisor Hadley Sees Emerging Consensus on Iraq War, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Pushing Hard for U.N. Management Reform, Official Says, December 20, 2005 

• U.N. Establishes Commission To Help Countries Recover from War, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Envoy to Iraq Cites Political, Economic, Security Progress, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Agencies Welcome Congressional Progress on Chemical Treaty, December 20, 2005 

• Millennium Challenge Group Considering 23 Countries for U.S. Aid, December 20, 2005 

• U.S. Concerned by Pyongyang's Talk of Constructing New Reactors, December 20, 2005 

• United States Welcomes EU Candidate Status for Macedonia, December 20, 2005 

• President Bush Congratulates Afghan People on National Assembly, December 19, 2005 

• U.S. Has Spent More than $1 Billion Dollars on Land Mine Removal, December 19, 2005 

• Land Mine Removal Projects Bearing Fruit, State Department Says, December 19, 2005 

• Africa Top Priority for Aid, Attention, U.N. Official Says, December 19, 2005 

• WTO Success Depends on EU Farm Tariff Cuts, U.S. Official Says, December 19, 2005 

• Political Rights, Civil Liberties Up in Mideast, Survey Finds, December 19, 2005 

• Hong Kong Ship Company To Plead Guilty to Environment Pollution, December 19, 2005 

• State Department Designates Sajid Badat as Foreign Terrorist, December 19, 2005 

• NASA's First Pluto Mission To Launch in January, December 19, 2005 

• Bush Hopes Iraqi Democracy Will Inspire Neighbors, December 19, 2005 

• Normalcy Returning to Afghan Life, Says USAID Head in Kabul, December 19, 2005 

• Economic Freedom Plays Central Role in Democracy, Expert Says, December 19, 2005 

• Afghanistan Seats First Democratic Legislature in Three Decades, December 19, 2005 

• U.S., U.N. Helping to Avert Famine in Southern Africa, December 19, 2005 

• Most Arctic Near-Surface Permafrost May Thaw by 2100, Study Finds, December 19, 2005 

• President Bush Sends Greetings for a Blessed and Merry Christmas, December 19, 2005 

• Rice To Lead U.S. Delegation to London Conference on Afghanistan, anuary 19, 2006  

• Bush Says Iraqis See Democracy as Their Future, December 18, 2005 

• Agreement Reached on Incremental Advances in WTO Negotiations, December 18, 2005 

• EU's Solana Says 1,000 People a Day Use Gaza Border Crossing, December 18, 2005 

• USAID Administrator Marks Tsunami Anniversary in Indonesia, December 18, 2005 

• Differences Over Agriculture Persist as WTO Meeting Nears End, December 17, 2005 

• Rice Sees Iraqi Elections as Major Step Forward for Country, December 16, 2005 

• Bush Says Iraqi Elections "Remarkable" in Human History, December 16, 2005  

• Ambassador Khalilzad, General Casey Applaud Iraqis on Elections, December 16, 2005 

• Review of European Security Issues, December 16, 2005 

• Rice Hails Iraq Elections as Extraordinary Victory for Iraqis, December 16, 2005 

• Rumsfeld Says U.S. Does Not Want to Remain in Iraq Indefinitely, December 16, 2005 

• Tri Mission Hunger Banquet: Holiday Event Recreates Reality of Global Income Disparity, December 2005 

• Bush Says Iraqi Election a "Major Milestone" Toward Democracy, December 15, 2005  

• Honduras Cooperates with U.S. in Port Inspection Program, December 15, 2005 

• Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan Can Overcome Vote Flaws, U.S. Says, December 15, 2005 

• German Diplomat Named as New Administrator in Bosnia, December 15, 2005 

• Iraqis of All Sects, Groups Voting, Says U.S. Envoy, December 15, 2005  

• United States Will Continue Support for Emerging Iraqi Democracy, December 15, 2005 

• Duty-Free, Quota-Free Deal for Poorest Countries Still in Play, December 15, 2005 

• Iraqi Voters Choose First Permanent Constitutional Government, December 15, 2005 

• President Visits with Iraqi Out-Of-Country Voters, December 15, 2005  

• United Nations Extends Probe into Lebanon Assassination, December 15, 2005 

• U.S. Climate Agency Ranks 2005 Near Record for Heat, December 15, 2005 

• United Nations Urges Iraqis To Vote Peacefully in Elections, December 14, 2005 

• U.N. Must Face Ethiopia-Eritrea Border Issue, U.S. Envoy Says, December 14, 2005  

• State's Fried Urges Europe To Support Fully Iraq's New Government, December 14, 2005 

• Decade After Dayton Accords Signing, Bosnians Focusing on Future, December 14, 2005 

• Iraqi Elections Mark Beginning of New, Unified, Stable Iraq, December 14, 2005 

• U.S. Fine Tunes Roles for Aid to Strife-Torn Countries, December 14, 2005 

• Iraqi Elections a "Watershed Moment" in Democracy, Bush Says, December 14, 2005  

• U.S. Trade Chief Urges Another WTO Ministers' Meeting Soon, December 14, 2005 

• U.S. Challenges European Union Criticism on Food Aid Issues, December 14, 2005 

• U.S. Aims To Double Aid to Poor Countries To Build Trade Capacity, December 14, 2005 

• U.S. Wants Governmentwide Coordination to Aid Crisis States, December 14, 2005 

• Rice Urges Ongoing U.S. Support for Iraq's Democratic Aspirations, December 14, 2005 

• March Date Suggested by U.S. for Next WTO Negotiations Meeting, December 14, 2005 

• Bush Again Delays Move of U.S. Embassy in Israel, December 14, 2005 

• Keep the Pressure on Syria, U.S. Ambassador Bolton Says, December 13, 2005 

• Ambassador Khalilzad Calls Iraqi Elections a "Defining Moment", December 13, 2005  

• International Community Stepping Up To Help Iraq, Rice Says, December 13, 2005 

• Rice Announces Effort To Bring International Journalists to U.S., December 13, 2005 

• U.N. Prosecutor Gathering Evidence of Darfur Crimes, December 13, 2005 

• U.S. Rules Due Soon on Foreign Nationals, Sensitive Hi-Tech, December 13, 2005 

• U.S. Trade Representative Rebuts EU Criticism over Food Aid, December 13, 2005 

• U.S. Official at WTO Cites Leadership on Both Trade and Aid, December 13, 2005 

• Iraqis in U.S. Cast Votes for Iraq's National Parliament, December 13, 2005 

• U.S. Lawmakers Call for Action on Liberia's Charles Taylor, December 13, 2005 

• Internet Access Bringing Social, Economic Benefits Globally, December 13, 2005 

• U.N. Security Council Condemns Tueni Assassination in Lebanon, December 12, 2005 

• U.N. Finds More Signs of Syrian Involvement in Lebanese Killing, December 12, 2005 

• 2005 Will Be Turning Point in History of Iraq, White House Says, December 12, 2005 

• Bush, Rice Condemn Killing of Lebanese Journalist Gebran Tueni, December 12, 2005 

• State Department Updates U.S. Response to Pakistan Earthquake, December 12, 2005 

• Senior U.S. Official Predicts High Voter Turnout in Iraqi Elections, December 12, 2005 

• Open Trade Would Be Boost for Poor Countries, U.S. Official Says, December 12, 2005 

• Iraqi Voters Residing in United States To Cast Absentee Ballots, December 12, 2005 

• Bush Hails Growth of Political Activity in Iraq, December 12, 2005 

• U.S. Trade Chief Asserts Need To Aim High in WTO Negotiations, December 12, 2005 

• U.S. To Push for Global End of Farm Supports at WTO Ministerial, December 12, 2005 

• U.S. Backs Duty-Free, Quota-Free Treatment for Poorest Countries, December 12, 2005 

• U.S. Welcomes Islamic Conference's Condemnation of Terrorism, December 12, 2005 

• United States Cites Its Leadership at WTO on Patent Issues, December 12, 2005 

• U.S. Proposal at WTO Aims To Fix Agricultural Trade Distortions, December 12, 2005 

• WTO Agreement Called Crucial to Lifting Millions from Poverty, December 12, 2005 

• United States Urges Japan To Stay Engaged on Beef Standards, December 12, 2005 

• Annual Report on China WTO Compliance Shows Mixed Results, December 12, 2005 

• Iraqi Elections Will Draw Many Sunnis, Amb. Khalilzad Predicts, December 11, 2005 

• Promoting Freedom Only Realistic Path to Security, Rice Says, December 11, 2005 

• Japan Reopens Market to Imports of U.S. Beef, December 11, 2005 

• President Bush Urges Release of Syrian Prisoners of Conscience, December 10, 2005 

• Bush Urges Congress To Renew Patriot Act, December 10, 2005 

• Democracies Have Duty to Defend Human Rights, Official Says, December 10, 2005 

• Bush Proclaims December 10 Human Rights Day, December 9, 2005 

• EU Must Cut Farm Tariffs in Trade Talks, United States Insists, December 9, 2005 

• U.S. Salutes Defenders of Human Rights on Human Rights Day, December 9, 2005 

• Counterproliferation Requires Both Passive, Active Measures, December 9, 2005 

• Iraqi Economy Poised for Growth, U.S. Official Says, December 9, 2005 

• U.S. Envoy to Iraq Condemns Pre-election Violence, Fraud, December 9, 2005 

• Degrading Environment Will Threaten Health, United Nations Finds, December 9, 2005 

• NATO-Russia Council Discusses Anti-Terrorism Action Plan, December 8, 2005  

• Bush, Austria's Schuessel Discuss Human Rights, U.S.-EU Relations, December 8, 2005  

• NATO Chief Says Rice Cleared the Air on Detainees, December 8, 2005  

• United Nations' Annan Calls for Release of Hostages in Iraq, December 8, 2005 

• U.S. Officials Explain Iraq Political, Economic Transformation, December 8, 2005  

• NATO Will Expand Security Forces in Afghanistan, December 8, 2005 

• United States Cites Human Rights as Cornerstone of Foreign Policy, December 8, 2005 

• IMF Formally Approves Debt Forgiveness Plan for Poor Nations, December 8, 2005 

• Congressional Report, December 9: Consultations on Iraq, December 8, 2005 

• NATO-Russia Council To Sponsor Counternarcotics Training, December 8, 2005 

• U.S. Dismantles International Drug/Money-Laundering Organization, December 8, 2005 

• U.S. Welcomes Arrest of Accused Croatian War Criminal, December 7, 2005 

• U.S. Environment Agency Issues Draft Road Map for Nanotechnology, December 7, 2005  

• Ambassador Bolton Criticizes U.N. Human Rights Commissioner, December 7, 2005  

• Coalition Forces Help Iraqis Defeat Enemy, Rebuild Country, December 7, 2005 

• U.S. Eyes Tougher Actions on Intellectual Piracy in China, Russia, December 7, 2005  

• Donors Finalizing Debt Relief Plan, World Bank's Wolfowitz Says, December 7, 2005 

• U.S. Ban on Torture Applies Worldwide, Rice Says, December 7, 2005 

• Human Rights Day Celebrated on December 10, December 7, 2005 

• "Quiet, Steady Progress" Occurring in Iraq, Bush Says, December 7, 2005 

• Poor Countries Must Reform To Benefit from More Trade, December 7, 2005 

• Trans-Atlantic Group's Action Against Human Trafficking Welcomed, December 7, 2005 

• United States Urges "Effective Multilateralism" To Fight Proliferation, December 7, 2005  

• United States Suggests Interim U.N. Budget, December 6, 2005 

• Rice Hails Romania as One of United States' "Strongest Friends", December 6, 2005  

• War on Terror Must Be Waged "Lawfully," Rice Tells European Media, December 6, 2005  

• U.S. Praises WTO Deal Giving Poor Countries Access to Medicine, December 6, 2005 

• Cheney Says Withdrawing Forces from Iraq Would Be Unwise, December 6, 2005 

• Cassini Images Show Evidence of Active Saturn Moon, December 6, 2005 

• U.S. Envoy to Iraq Urges Voters To Cast Ballots on December 15, December 6, 2005 

• Member States Back Strengthened Trans-Atlantic Security Group, December 6, 2005  

• U.S. Energy Department Sets Plan on Zero-Emissions Power Plant, December 6, 2005 

• Southeast Europe Ministers Approve Troop Brigade for Afghanistan, December 6, 2005 

• Rice Says United States Does Not Torture Terrorists, December 5, 2005 

• White House Highlights Progress Since 9/11 Report Issued, December 5, 2005  

• International Community Denounces Terrorist Attack in Israel, December 5, 2005 

• Rumsfeld Says Iraqis Are on "a Greatly Improved Path", December 5, 2005  

• U.S., Russia To Enhance Cooperation Against Narco-trafficking, December 5, 2005 

• Afghan Principals Work To Rebuild Shattered Education System, December 5, 2005 

• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Upon Her Departure for Europe, December 5, 2005 

• State's Frazer Discusses U.S.-Chinese Cooperation on Africa, December 5, 2005 

• U.S. Co-Hosts Anti-Trafficking Conference in Macedonia, December 5, 2005 

• United States Offers Support to Earthquake Victims in Indonesia, May 27, 2006 

• Treasury's Snow Says Trade Protection a Risk to Global Economy, December 3, 2005 

• U.S. Trade Representative Applauds G7 Statement on Trade Talks, December 3, 2005 

• Bush Repeats Call for More Secure U.S. Borders, December 3, 2005 

• United States Cites Work To Eliminate Cotton Subsidies, December 3, 2005 

• March Goal Set for Finishing Part of WTO Agriculture Negotiation, December 3, 2005 

• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Marks 35th Anniversary, December 2, 2005 

• Second Session of U.S.-China Senior Dialogue Begins, December 2, 2005  

• Rice's Trip To Highlight Importance of Trans-Atlantic Relations, December 2, 2005 

• Defense Department Report, December 2: Iraq Update, December 2, 2005 

• U.S. Company Expands Access to AIDS Drugs in South Africa, December 2, 2005 

• Control of Iraq-Syria Border Re-established, Major General Says, December 1, 2005 

• U.S. General Pace Says Victory Is Only Option in Iraq, December 1, 2005 

• United States Joins U.N. Anti-Trafficking Protocol, December 1, 2005 

• Rosa Parks To Be Memorialized in U.S. Congress' Statuary Hall, December 1, 2005 

• U.S. Marks AIDS Day with More Treatment, Outreach, December 1, 2005 

• Top Military Official Calls White Phosphorous "Legitimate Tool", December 1, 2005  

• U.S. Program Brings AIDS Treatment to 400,000 Africans, December 1, 2005 

• United States "Disappointed" with EU Banana Tariff Proposal, December 1, 2005  

• NATO Offers Cooperation with Gulf States on Security Issues, December 1, 2005 

• U.S. Attorney General Says Terrorist Threats to U.S. Very Real, December 1, 2005 

• United Nations Seeks $4.6 Billion for Humanitarian Aid in 2006, November 30, 2005 

• United States Will Spend $3.2 Billion on AIDS Relief in 2006, November 30, 2005 

• U.S. Marks 50th Anniversary of Montgomery Bus Boycott, November 30, 2005 

• U.S. Official Outlines U.S. Border Security Goals, Strategy, November 30, 2005 

• United States, European Union Hold Informal Economic Ministerial, November 30, 2005 

• State's Burns Condemns Iran's Foreign, Domestic Policies, November 30, 2005 

• U.S. Treasury Department Designates Three Abu Sayyaf Terrorists, November 30, 2005 

• Bush Says U.S. Will Keep Forces in Iraq Until Victory Achieved, November 30, 2005 

• White House Releases Broad Iraq Strategy, November 30, 2005 

• U.S. Navy to Withdraw Forces from La Maddalena, Sardinia, November 30, 2005 

• U.S., EU Agree on Trade Concessions Tied to EU Expansion, November 30, 2005 

• White House Report, November 29: Iraq, U.S. Borders, November 29, 2005 

• Rumsfeld Says Quitting Iraq Would Increase Security Risks, November 29, 2005 

• Empowerment of Women Integral to U.S. Foreign Policy, November 29, 2005 

• Communities Must Overcome Fear, Stigma To Halt HIV/AIDS Epidemic, November 29, 2005 

• United States Seeks Security Council Briefing on Burma, November 29, 2005 

• NASA Rover Helps Reveal Secrets of Possible Life on Mars, November 29, 2005  

• U.S. "Moving Forward" in Commitment to Slowing Climate Change, November 29, 2005  

• Singer Ricky Martin Helps Fight Human Trafficking in Colombia, November 29, 2005 

• Solar Spacecraft Celebrates 10th Anniversary, November 29, 2005 

• Bush Seeks Tougher Immigration Policy, Temporary Worker Program, November 28, 2005 

• White House Outlines President's Immigration Reform Proposal, November 28, 2005 

• Iraq's Elections Could Be "Magnet" for Success, Adviser Says, November 28, 2005  

• U.S. Shares International Aim of Protecting Civilians from Mines, November 28, 2005 

• Sudan's Darfur Conflict Shown Through the Eyes of Children, November 28, 2005 

• U.S. Detention Policies Justified by War on Terror, Rice Says, November 28, 2005 

• CENTCOM Report, November 28: Afghan Cremation Investigation Ends, November 27, 2005 

• "Dal business alla diplomazia", intervista con l'Ambasciatore Ronald P. Spogli, 26 novembre 2005 

• Study Documents Rise in Ocean Levels over 150-Year Period, November 25, 2005  

• Time Running Out on Iran's Nuclear Compliance, U.S. Envoy Says, November 24, 2005 

• U.N. Reports AIDS Rates Decline Among Some African Nations, November 24, 2005 

• United States Praises Global Collaboration on Bird Flu, November 23, 2005 

• Human Contraction of Bird Flu Rare, Public Health Expert Says, November 23, 2005  

• U.S. Works To Advance Doha Trade Round, Official Tells Africans, November 23, 2005 

• U.S. Ends Pending Safeguard Action Reviews on Chinese Textiles, November 23, 2005 

• Bush Praises Ukraine on First Anniversary of "Orange Revolution", November 22, 2005  

• Rice Hails Bosnian Pledge To Embark on Constitutional Reform, November 22, 2005 

• State's Frazer Returns from Third Trip on Darfur Crisis, November 22, 2005 

• United Nations Reform Process Lagging, U.S. Ambassador Says, November 22, 2005 

• Defense Department Report, November 22: Iraq Operations, November 22, 2005 

• Syria Must Stop Stalling Hariri Probe, Ambassador Bolton Says, November 22, 2005 

• Rice Sees Iraqi Security Forces Gaining Functional Capabilities, November 22, 2005 

• U.S., China To Cooperate on Detecting Illicit Nuclear Material, November 22, 2005 

• United States Hosts Conference for Bosnia's Religious Leaders, November 22, 2005 

• Dominican Nationals Sent to U.S. Prison for Human Smuggling, November 22, 2005 

• U.S. Wants WTO Ministerial Meeting After Session in Hong Kong, November 22, 2005 

• Rice Signs International Maritime Security Strategy, November 22, 2005 

• U.N. Reform Judged Vital to Hearing Concerns of Poorest Nations, November 22, 2005 

• AIDS Cases Climb, Amid Signs of Progress Against Disease, November 21, 2005 

• HIV Infection Rates Dropping in the Caribbean Region, U.N. Says, November 21, 2005 

• "Political Will" Seen as Key Factor in Combating Drug Trade, November 21, 2005  

• Dayton a "Seminal Moment" in Diplomacy, State's Burns Says, November 21, 2005  

• Bosnia Ten Years Later: Successes and Challenges, November 21, 2005  

• U.S. Recaps 10 Years of Progress After Dayton Peace Accords, November 21, 2005 

• More Prevention Efforts Needed To Slow AIDS Rate, U.N. Says, November 21, 2005 

• Bush Hails Mongolia as Model Democracy with Open Economy, November 21, 2005 

• U.N. Security Council Extends European Force in Bosnia, November 21, 2005 

• Deputy Energy Secretary Recommends More Use of Nuclear Power, November 21, 2005 

• State's Burns Briefs on Renewed U.S. Commitment to the Balkans, November 21, 2005 

• Reform of Agricultural Trade Needed, Agriculture's Johanns Says, November 21, 2005  

• Bush, Chinese President Discuss Trade Issues at Beijing Meeting, November 20, 2005 

• Health Experts Urge All-Out Effort To Ward Off Bird Flu Pandemic, November 20, 2005 

• "Italia e USA formatori di talenti", editoriale dell'Ambasciatore Ronald P. Spogli, 20 novembre 2005  

• “Europe in America's Eyes”, Remarks by Ambassador Ronald P. Spogli at the Aspen Institute Italia Transatlantic Conference, Turin, November 20, 2005 

• Flu Pandemic Prevention Focus of Expanded U.S.-Chinese Efforts, November 19, 2005 

• North Korea To Be Key Topic on Bush China Visit, Aide Says, November 19, 2005 

• U.S. Officials "Extremely Pleased" with Fruits of APEC Meeting, November 19, 2005  

• State Department Updates U.S. Response to Pakistan Earthquake, November 19, 2005 

• Asia-Pacific Leaders Committed To Advancing WTO Talks, Bush Says, November 19, 2005 

• Trade, Regional Security Central at APEC Leaders' Meeting, November 19, 2005 

• China, United States Must Intensify Joint Fight Against Piracy, November 19, 2005 

• "Pechino non ha ancora deciso il proprio futuro", intervista con l'Ambasciatore John R. Bolton, 19 novembre 2005 

• Oman Joins U.S. Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorist Arrangement, November 19, 2005 

• President Proclaims National Day of Thanksgiving, November 19, 2005 

• Bush Says Setting Iraq Withdrawal Deadline Would Court Disaster, November 19, 2005 

• CENTCOM Report, November 18: Iraq Update, November 18, 2005 

• United States Seeking To Strengthen Iraqi Government, November 18, 2005 

• U.S. Official Calls for Stable, Free, Accessible Internet, November 18, 2005 

• U.S., Russian Presidents Discuss Iran, North Korea, Trade Talks, November 18, 2005 

• Toughest Battlefields Are Not in Iraq, Rumsfeld Says, November 18, 2005 

• Former Envoy Praises Bush Anti-Terrorist Partnerships with Africa, November 17, 2005 

• U.S., Iraqi Governments Deplore Abuse of Detainees, November 17, 2005  

• Mideast Entrepreneurs Seek Improved Financing, Business Regulations, November 17, 2005 

• Bush To Focus on WTO Talks, Bird Flu at APEC, Officials Say, November 17, 2005 

• Central Command Report, November 17: Iraq Update, November 17, 2005 

• U.S. Businesses Brace for Possible Pandemic, November 17, 2005 

• Bush Submits U.S.-Bahrain Trade Pact Legislation to Congress, November 17, 2005 

• Human Bird Flu Cases Total 130, U.N. Health Agency Says, November 17, 2005 

• Iran Nuclear Issue Requires International Cooperation, Says U.S., November 17, 2005  

• United States "Feels the Urgency" on Sudan, Official Says, November 17, 2005  

• World Summit Agrees on Status Quo for Internet Governance, November 16, 2005 

• State Department Updates U.S. Response to Pakistan Earthquake, November 16, 2005 

• Congressman Backs India for Permanent U.N. Security Council Seat, November 16, 2005 

• NATO Faces Challenge in Pakistan Earthquake Response, November 16, 2005 

• Countries Must Unite To Prevent Influenza Pandemic, U.S. Says, November 16, 2005 

• APEC Talks Center on Trade, Security Issues, Rice Says, November 16, 2005 

• Global Warming Will Reduce Future Water Supply, Study Finds, November 16, 2005 

• Time Still Remains for WTO Negotiations To Succeed, U.S. Says, November 16, 2005 

• Initiative Would Provide $100 Laptop to World's Poorest Countries, November 16, 2005 

• Bahrain Opens Center To Train Entrepreneurs in Middle East, November 16, 2005 

• Japan-U.S. Relationship Equal Partnership for Freedom, Says Bush, November 15, 2005 

• Senate Approves Spending Measure Governing Detainee Treatment, November 15, 2005 

• Western Hemisphere Praised for Fight Against Human Trafficking, November 15, 2005 

• Information Summit Negotiates Oversight of Internet, November 15, 2005 

• Developing Countries Urged To Open Financial Markets Through WTO, November 15, 2005 

• Bernanke Promises Independence, Continuity at U.S. Central Bank, November 15, 2005 

• U.S. Set To Become Party to Inter-American Anti-Terrorism Pact, November 15, 2005 

• Israel, Palestinians Agree on Two Documents on Movement, Access, November 15, 2005 

• Rice Announces Israel, Palestinian Agreement on Movement, Access, November 15, 2005 

• Human Cases of Bird Flu Infection Confirmed by China, November 15, 2005 

• No New Oversight for Internet Management, Summit Agrees, November 15, 2005 

• United States Marks 15 Years of Improving Air Quality, November 15, 2005 

• World's Democracies, United Nations Must Cooperate, Official Says, November 15, 2005 

• U.S. Agency Updates Relief Efforts for Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, November 15, 2005 

• Defense Department Report, November 14: Iraq Update, November 14, 2005 

• Keep Government, Politics Out of Internet Management, U.S. Urges, November 14, 2005 

• Bush Denounces Terrorist Exploitation of Islam for Violent Ends, November 14, 2005 

• U.S. Wants To Work with Europe in Afghanistan, Elsewhere, November 14, 2005 

• Foreign Student Enrollments in U.S. Top 565,000 in 2004-2005, November 14, 2005