• Saddam Received Justice He Denied Others, Bush Says, December 30, 2006 

• United States Sees Chance for National Reconciliation in Somalia, December 29, 2006 

• NASA Rovers, Mars Orbiter Changing Understanding of Mars, December 29, 2006 

• Three People Dead in Egypt, Raising Human Avian Flu Toll to 157, December 29, 2006 

• U.S. Provides Assistance to Indonesian Flood Relief Efforts, December 29, 2006 

• Bush Receives Iraq Briefing, Cites “Good Progress” on New Plan, December 28, 2006 

• Coalition General Calls 2007 a “Year of Transition” in Iraq, December 27, 2006 

• U.S. Government Has Provided $841 Million in Tsunami Assistance, December 24, 2006 

• U.S. Welcomes U.N. Security Council Resolution on Iran Sanctions, December 23, 2006 

• After Discovery Mission, Space Station Construction Progresses, December 22, 2006 

• America’s Second Harvest Feeds Millions of Hungry People, December 22, 2006 

• Slower U.S. Economy Still Expected To Drive Global Growth in 2007, December 22, 2006 

• Recent NATO Commander Sees Politically Healthy Organization, December 21, 2006 

• American Television Viewers Get New Perspective on Modern Iran, December 21, 2006 

• State Department Report Signals Importance of Religious Freedom, December 21, 2006 

• Six-Party Talks in Beijing Push for Implementation Steps, December 21, 2006 

• Sudan Must Implement Peace Plan by End of 2006, U.S. Envoy Says, December 20, 2006 

• Bush Says United States Remains Clear About Its Purpose in Iraq, December 20, 2006 

• Trade Pacts Help Reduce Poverty, U.S. Trade Representative Says, December 20, 2006 

• U.S. Intensifies Efforts for Worldwide Internet Freedom, December 20, 2006 

• Congo Still Needs International Aid, Africa Specialists Say, December 18, 2006 

• Korean Peninsula Six-Party Talks Resume in Beijing, December 18, 2006 

• President Bush Signs U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Agreement, December 18, 2006 

• Pentagon Report Sees Progress in Iraq Despite Spike in Violence, December 18, 2006 

• Rice Supports Palestinian Efforts To Resolve Political Crisis, December 18, 2006 

• Experts Urge Nations To Report Flu Cases Immediately, Share Data, December 18, 2006 

• Americans Involved in Humanitarian Efforts Worldwide, December 17, 2006 

• Hope for Peace Remains Despite Palestinian Conflict, Rice Says, December 16, 2006 

• International Court Close to Filing Darfur War Crimes Charges, December 15, 2006 

• NGOs Play Vital Role in Building Free Societies, Rice Says, December 14, 2006 

• Eight More African Countries To Receive U.S. Anti-Malaria Help, December 14, 2006 

• U.S. Transfers 16 Detainees to Saudi Arabia from Guantanamo, December 14, 2006 

• White House Fact Sheet on Malaria Summit in Washington, December 14, 2006 

• Mrs. Bush's Remarks at the White House Summit on Malaria, December 14, 2006  

• President Bush Attends White House Summit on Malaria, December 14, 2006  

• Rice Says U.S. Support for Middle East Democracy Is Nonnegotiable, December 14, 2006 

• U.S. Does Not Plan To Send Troops Against al-Qaida in Somalia, December 14, 2006 

• Nonprofit "Malaria No More" Network Tackling the Deadly Disease, December 14, 2006 

• United States Seeks To Help Improve Security in Gulf of Guinea, December 14, 2006 

• U.N. Human Rights Council Will Dispatch Mission to Darfur, December 13, 2006 

• Six-Party Process Entering New Phase, U.S. Envoy Says, December 13, 2006 

• Bush Statement Highlights Plight of Syrian Political Prisoners, December 13, 2006 

• Bush Discusses Iraq Policy Changes with Pentagon Chiefs, December 13, 2006 

• Top U.S. Official Cites Progress in Human Trafficking Battle, December 13, 2006 

• Drug Trade Presents Two-Pronged Challenge for Iran, December 13, 2006 

• Author Describes the Horrors of Trafficking for U.S. Youth, December 13, 2006 

• U.N. Human Rights Council Holds First Special Session on Darfur, December 12, 2006 

• Bush Consults Iraq’s Sunni Vice President on Policy Shifts, December 12, 2006 

• Gates Outlines U.S. Strategic Defense Priorities, December 12, 2006 

• U.N. Security Council Condemns Attempts To Destabilize Lebanon, December 12, 2006 

• Slowing Pandemic with Social Action Could Have Costs, Consequences, December 12, 2006 

• Bush Administration Welcomes Resumption of Korean Nuclear Talks, December 11, 2006 

• Reducing Malaria in Africa Focus of U.S. Summit, December 11, 2006 

• Bush Discusses “New Way Forward” in Iraq at State Department, December 11, 2006 

• U.S. Will Not Allow Syria To Reassert Authority over Lebanon, December 11, 2006 

• Americans Working To Improve Human Rights in Darfur, December 10, 2006 

• Space Shuttle Lifts Off in First Night Launch Since Columbia Accident, December 9, 2006 

• Bush Says Success in Iraq Primarily Depends Upon Iraqis, December 9, 2006 

• U.S. To Continue Push for Democratic Middle East, December 8, 2006 

• Bush, South African President Discuss Darfur at White House, December 8, 2006 

• Donors Pledge Nearly $500 Million to Avian Flu Fight, December 8, 2006 

• Senate Hearing Shows Differing Views on Iraq Study Group Report, December 7, 2006 

• U.S. Partners with Six Nations for Sea Freight Security, December 7, 2006 

• United States Helping To Build Flu-Fighting Capacity Overseas, December 7, 2006 

• Bush and Britain’s Blair Consider Course Ahead in Middle East, December 7, 2006 

• Women's Lack of Property Rights Linked to Abuse, Experts Say, December 7, 2006 

• U.N. Security Council Authorizes Regional Force for Somalia, December 6, 2006 

• Global Conference in Mali Targets Avian and Pandemic Influenza, December 6, 2006 

• Bush Says He Will Take Iraq Report Seriously in Deliberations, December 6, 2006 

• Iraq Study Group Report: Executive Summary, December 6, 2006  

• All Options on the Table for Iraq, Defense Nominee Says, December 5, 2006 

• Georgetown University To Partner in Afghanistan Outreach, December 4, 2006 

• State’s Burns Will Discuss Iran with Partners in Paris, December 4, 2006 

• Bush Meets with Iraqi Shiite Cleric Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, December 4, 2006 

• President Bush Accepts Resignation of U.N. Envoy Bolton, December 4, 2006 

• U.S. Reviewing Tactics in Iraq, Not Goals, Security Advisor Says, December 3, 2006 

• Bush, Iraqi Leader Agreed To Accelerate Security Forces Training, December 2, 2006 

• World AIDS Day, December 1, 2006  

• Need for Energy Security Links U.S., African Nations, Bodman Says, December 1, 2006 

• U.S. Submits U.N. Resolution on Regional Force for Somalia, December 1, 2006 

• U.S. Reiterates Support for Lebanese Government, December 1, 2006 

• Hip-Hop Artist Ludacris Tells Teens To Learn Facts on AIDS, December 1, 2006 

• U.S. Leaders Emphasize Partnership on World AIDS Day, December 1, 2006 

• I neutrini dal Sole e dalla Terra - La fisica di Borexino - Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso, 30 novembre 2006 

• United States Advances $1 Billion for Clean Coal Projects, November 30, 2006 

• U.S. Awaits North Korean Response on Resumption of Nuclear Talks, November 30, 2006 

• Rice Urges Extension of Gaza Cease-Fire, November 30, 2006 

• Peace Corps Volunteers Working Globally To Combat HIV/AIDS, November 30, 2006 

• Bush, Iraq’s Maliki To Speed Transfer of Security to Iraqis, November 30, 2006 

• Acceptance of Religious Garb in U.S. Shows Diversity, Tolerance, November 30, 2006 

• Rice Looks for Security Council Action on Iran, November 30, 2006 

• U.S. Supports Stabilization Force for Somalia, November 29, 2006 

• U.S. General Says Joint Chiefs' Iraq Study Is Normal Process, November 29, 2006 

• NATO Leaders Embrace Transformation Agenda, U.S. Officials Say, November 29, 2006 

• Leaders Remain Focused on Developing Iraqi Security Capability, November 29, 2006 

• NATO Leaders Strengthen Commitment to Afghanistan, November 29, 2006 

• NATO Members Reach Consensus on Current Operations, Future Goals, November 29, 2006 

• United Nations Extends Multinational Iraq Force for One Year, November 28, 2006 

• New Training Programs Will Help Fight Trafficking in Persons, November 28, 2006 

• Sectarian Violence Seen as Central to Terrorists’ Plan in Iraq, November 28, 2006 

• Bush Blames Iraq’s Sectarian Violence on al-Qaida, November 28, 2006 

• Bush Says Door to NATO Membership “Remains Open”, November 28, 2006 

• Afghanistan Is NATO’s Front Line Today, Leaders Say, November 28, 2006 

• White House Fact Sheet 2006 NATO Summit, November 28, 2006 

• Bush Says NATO May Expand Again in 2008, Discusses Iraq, November 28, 2006 

• Media Making Strides in Africa, Thanks to Technology, Training, November 28, 2006 

• President Bush Discusses NATO Alliance During Visit to Latvia, November 28, 2006  

• U.N. Report Cites Burma, Sudan for Using Child Soldiers, November 28, 2006 

• Incoming U.S. Congress Seen Not Changing Trade Agenda, November 28, 2006 

• NATO's Jones Says Allies Growing More Flexible in Afghanistan, November 28, 2006 

• NATO Leaders Promote Values, Focus on Afghanistan, November 27, 2006 

• United States Welcomes Israeli Leader’s Peace Overture, November 27, 2006 

• Organization Helps Colombians Get Medical Care in United States, November 27, 2006 

• U.S. Welcomes U.N. Call for Improved Human Rights in Four Nations, November 24, 2006 

• Refugees Find a Welcoming Home in Virginia, November 24, 2006 

• NATO Alliance “Continues to Deliver,” United States Says, November 24, 2006 

• Il ruolo del Private Equity nella crescita dell’Economia Italiana, Roma, 22 novembre 2006 

• "Il valore dell’impresa", discorso dell’Ambasciatore Ronald P. Spogli al Forum Internazionale, Modena, 21 novembre 2006 

• Bush Condemns Assassination of Lebanese Cabinet Minister, November 21, 2006 

• NATO Leaders To Discuss Global Missions at Riga Summit, November 21, 2006 

• Talks with North Korea to Resume in December, U.S. Official Says, November 21, 2006 

• Religious Architecture Celebrates Pluralism in the United States, November 21, 2006 

• Nongovernmental Organization Giving Afghan Women Hope, November 21, 2006 

• Middle East Partnership Initiative Announces Four New Awards, November 21, 2006 

• Leading Role for India Seen in World Trade Talks Revival, November 21, 2006 

• "Progetto Città", Firenze, 20 novembre 2006 

• Security Council Reviews Plan for Hariri Assassination Tribunal, November 20, 2006 

• United States Urges Sudan To Agree to Peacekeeping Plan, November 20, 2006 

• United States Welcomes Dialogue Among Iraq’s Neighbors, November 20, 2006 

• Nations Need to Step Up Biological Weapons Treaty Enforcement, November 20, 2006 

• Women for Women International Helps Iraqi Women Rebuild Lives, November 20, 2006 

• Bush Praises Indonesia's Democratic Reforms, November 20, 2006 

• Asia-Pacific Leaders Committed to Free Trade, Security, Community, November 19, 2006 

• United States, Russia Sign WTO Market Access Agreement, November 19, 2006 

• Bush Engages Asia-Pacific Leaders Bilaterally, Multilaterally, November 18, 2006 

• Vietnam Has Bright Future, Rice Says, November 17, 2006 

• Assistant Secretary Sauerbrey Decries Genocide in Darfur, November 17, 2006 

• Bush Sees Hope and Dynamism in Vietnam, November 17, 2006 

• International Avian Flu Meeting To Be Held in Bamako, Mali, November 17, 2006 

• Albania Agrees To Resettle Three Detainees from Guantanamo, November 17, 2006 

• 60° Anniversario della Fulbright Commission, 16 novembre 2006 

• 60° Anniversario della Commissione per gli Scambi Culturali tra Italia e Stati Uniti - The Italian American Fulbright Program, 16 novembre 2006  

• U.S. Aid to Lebanon Targeted To Build Government Capacity, November 16, 2006 

• U.S. To Reduce Impact of Anti-Vehicle Mines, November 16, 2006 

• Rice Highlights International Efforts To Confront North Korea, Iran, November 16, 2006 

• United States Seeks To Support Iranian Thirst for Democracy, November 16, 2006 

• Cultura della legalità della proprietà intellettuale, 15 novembre 2006 

• U.S. Outlines Strategy for Upcoming North Korea Talks, November 15, 2006 

• Chinese Intellectual Property Theft Could Spur U.S. Protectionism, November 15, 2006 

• State’s Dobriansky Recaps U.S. Efforts on Climate Change, November 15, 2006 

• U.S. Speaker Deborah Foster a Napoli: Dibattito sulla prevenzione e legalità, 14 novembre 2006 

• Donor Countries Join Forces To Support African Agriculture, November 14, 2006 

• Ambassador Ronald P. Spogli Remarks to the Council for the United States and Italy, New York, November 14, 2006 

• Iran, Syria Continue To Show Destabilizing Behavior, Rice Says, November 14, 2006 

• Educazione alla legalità: Incontro a Palermo con Deborah Foster, 13 novembre 2006 

• Presidents, Celebrities Inaugurate Martin Luther King Memorial, November 13, 2006 

• U.S. Volunteers Donate Books To Bolster Education in Iraq, November 13, 2006 

• U.S. Talks with Iran Hinge on End of Nuclear Enrichment Program, November 13, 2006 

• Iran Should Pursue Peaceful Nuclear Path, U.S. Envoy Says, November 13, 2006 

• U.S. Aid Agency Signs Millennium Challenge Agreement with Mali, November 13, 2006 

• Vietnam Praised, Uzbekistan Faulted on Religious Freedom, November 13, 2006 

• U.S. Planes Carry Emergency Supplies to Ethiopian Flood Victims, November 13, 2006 

• United States Concerned About Increasing Violence in Chad, November 13, 2006 

• International Effort Needed To Combat Trade in Counterfeit Goods, November 13, 2006 

• Inexpensive Test Detects H5N1 Infections Quickly, Accurately, November 13, 2006 

• U.S. Rejects Security Council Resolution on Beit Hanoun Incident, November 11, 2006 

• United States, Russia Prepared To Sign Bilateral Trade Pact, November 10, 2006 

• Governments Must Act To Thwart Nuclear-Related Smuggling, November 10, 2006 

• United States Urges Israelis, Palestinians To Find Path to Peace, November 9, 2006 

• U.S. Trade Representative Reiterates Commitment to Doha Agenda, November 9, 2006 

• Press Conference by the President on the Midterm Elections, November 8, 2006 

• Press Group Cites 13 Countries for Restricting Online Free Expression, November 8, 2006 

• Bush Nominates Former CIA Chief Gates as Defense Secretary, November 8, 2006  

• Seasoned Africanist Becomes First U.S. Envoy to African Union, November 8, 2006 

• Midterm Elections 2006, 7 novembre 2006 

• State's Sheeran Named New Head of U.N. World Food Programme, November 7, 2006 

• International Partnership Yields Economic, Environmental Benefits, November 7, 2006 

• NATO's "Active Endeavor" Operation Safeguards the Mediterranean, November 7, 2006 

• Democracy Development Long-Term Task, Rice Says, November 6, 2006 

• Space Shuttle on Schedule for December Night Launch, November 6, 2006 

• U.S. Works on Adaptation, Technology Transfer at Climate Meeting, November 6, 2006 

• Human Rights Watchdog Deplores Sudanese Intimidation of Press, November 6, 2006 

• Bush Calls Saddam's Trial Major Achievement for Iraq's Democracy, November 5, 2006 

• Saddam Verdict Step Toward Just Society, U.S. Officials Say, November 5, 2006 

• Rice Praises Iraqi Tribunal's Deliberations in Saddam Hussein Case, November 5, 2006 

• Khalilzad Calls Verdict in Saddam Hussein Case "Milestone", November 5, 2006 

• University Presidents To Mark International Education Week, November 4, 2006 

• Rice Reaffirms International Compact for Iraq, November 3, 2006 

• United States Outlines "Ambitious Agenda" for Riga NATO Summit, November 3, 2006 

• U.S. Admiral Condemns Iranian Missile Tests, November 3, 2006 

• New Bird Flu Virus Replacing Other Strains in Southern China, November 2, 2006 

• U.S.-Backed Police Training Center in Italy Marks Anniversary, November 2, 2006 

• Coalition Supports Iraqi Prime Minister's Plan to Expand Army, November 2, 2006 

• Iraq Remains Central to Mideast Transformation, Rice Says, November 2, 2006 

• United States Urges Return to Somali Peace Talks, November 2, 2006 

• NATO Boosts Afghan "Confidence" in Reconstruction, Diplomats Say, November 2, 2006 

• Iranian Women in Exile Finding Voices Through Literature, November 2, 2006 

• U.S. Concerned About Continued Arms Flow to Hezbollah, November 1, 2006 

• Elections Could Result in Divided U.S. Government, Experts Say, November 1, 2006 

• U.S. Health Institutes Fund Awards for International Health Research, October 31, 2006 

• United States, Afghanistan To Increase Economic Cooperation, October 31, 2006 

• U.S., Iraqi Forces Reopen Baghdad Checkpoints, October 31, 2006 

• U.S. Welcomes North Korean Decision To Return to Six-Party Talks, October 31, 2006 

• Darfur Needs Credible, Effective International Force, Bush Says, October 31, 2006 

• NASA Approves Repair Mission for Hubble Space Telescope, October 31, 2006 

• American Museums Offer Online Resources for Teachers, October 31, 2006 

• State's Burns Identifies Progress, Challenges in Afghanistan, October 31, 2006 

• United States and Rwanda Hold High-Level Trade Talks, October 31, 2006 

• Book About Wartime Iran a Statement Against Dictatorships, October 31, 2006 

• Foreign Policy Issues Drive Candidates in 2006 Midterm Elections, October 30, 2006 

• Nations Meet in Morocco on How To Counter Nuclear Terror Threat, October 30, 2006 

• United States Commemorates U.N. Religious Freedom Resolution, October 30, 2006 

• Resilient Plants Hold Promise for Reducing Hunger, Report Says, October 30, 2006 

• International Community Committed To Helping Lebanon, Rice Says, October 30, 2006 

• Effort Under Way To Shift Security Task to Iraqis, Khalilzad Says, October 29, 2006 

• Congo's Runoff Election "Light Years Beyond" Previous Balloting, October 29, 2006 

• Bush, Maliki Reaffirm Commitment to Democratic Iraq, October 28, 2006 

• NATO-Led Force Setting Stage for Afghanistan's Recovery, October 28, 2006 

• Twenty-Five Nations To Join in Nonproliferation Exercise, October 27, 2006 

• Bush Praises NATO as Values-Based Alliance Ahead of Riga Summit, October 27, 2006 

• United States Rededicating Itself to Middle East Peace Process, October 27, 2006 

• U.S. Dissatisfied with Efforts To Curb Kurdistan Workers Party,  

• U.S. Assistance Spurring Economic Growth in Lebanon, October 27, 2006 

• Negotiations on Iran Sanctions Begin at United Nations, October 26, 2006 

• Millennium Challenge Corporation Approves $461 Million for Mali, October 26, 2006 

• American Specialists Mapped Aid Hazards in Lebanese Conflict, October 26, 2006 

• NASA Posts Panorama To Celebrate Rover's 1,000th Martian Day, October 26, 2006 

• Assistant Secretary Dina Habib Powell in Rome, October 25, 2006 

• Press Conference by the President, October 25, 2006  

• "Unprecedented Cooperation" Growing in Northeast Asia, Rice Says, October 25, 2006 

• Information Technology Critical in Development, Expert Says, October 25, 2006 

• Prepared Remarks of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales on the Military Commissions Act of 2006 at the German Marshall Fund, October 25, 2006 

• Opinion Pollster Cites Uncertainties in U.S. Midterm Election, October 25, 2006 

• NASA Launches First Three-Dimensional Solar Imaging Mission, October 25, 2006 

• United States Pressing for U.N. Action on Iran, October 24, 2006 

• U.S. Officials Outline Goals, Strategy for Success in Iraq, October 24, 2006 

• North Korea Rated World's Worst Violator of Press Freedom, October 24, 2006 

• U.S. Adjusts Tactics, Maintains Basic Goal in Iraq, Rice Says, October 24, 2006 

• U.S. Awards $100 Million to Fuel Cell Research and Development, October 24, 2006 

• U.S. Helps Russia Secure Nuclear Sites Against Theft, Attack, October 24, 2006 

• Iraqi Leaders Must Develop Political Goals, State Official Says, October 24, 2006 

• U.S. Public Diplomacy Chief at Eid-ul-Fitr Event Lauds Diversity, October 23, 2006 

• Rice Calls Sudan's Planned Expulsion of U.N. Envoy "Unfortunate", October 23, 2006 

• United States Gives $10 Million To Develop Global Flu Vaccine, October 23, 2006 

• Foreign Policy Expected To Dominate U.S. Midterm Elections, October 23, 2006 

• United States Helping Iraqis Unite, Defend Themselves, Bush Says, October 22, 2006 

• A Return to Diplomacy Is Key, Rice Says, October 21, 2006 

• Bush Says Rise in Iraq Attacks Partly Due to Military Operations, October 21, 2006 

• U.S., China Want Korean Peninsula Free of Nuclear Weapons, October 21, 2006 

• Stability Police Trainer Class Graduates, October 20, 2006 

• Coalition Supports Iraq Security Forces During Ramadan Violence, October 19, 2006 

• Rice Emphasizes Diplomatic Approach to North Korea Crisis, October 19, 2006 

• United States Helping Rid Central America of Land Mines, October 19, 2006 

• NATO Defends "Essential Freedoms" by Projecting Stability, October 19, 2006 

• Focused Efforts Can End World Hunger, U.S. Official Says, October 19, 2006 

• Fact Sheet: A Day in North Carolina: President Bush Highlights the Success of No Child Left Behind, October 18, 2006  

• President Bush Discusses No Child Left Behind Act in North Carolina, October 18, 2006  

• Polio Returns to Kenya; Vaccination Campaigns Gear Up, October 18, 2006 

• U.S. Accepting Approximately 10,000 Refugees from Burundi, October 17, 2006 

• Another Nuclear Test Would Further Isolate North Korea, U.S. Says, October 17, 2006 

• NATO General Urges More Progress in Rebuilding Afghanistan, October 17, 2006 

• President Bush Supports NATO Membership for Croatia by 2008, October 17, 2006 

• Religious Freedom Establishes Other Freedoms, Experts Say, October 17, 2006 

• Bush Signs Military Commission Act To Try Terrorist Suspects, October 17, 2006 

• Fact Sheet: The Military Commissions Act of 2006, October 17, 2006  

• United States Provides More Emergency Food for Sudan, October 17, 2006 

• U.S. Mosque Uses Iftars To Build Interfaith Understanding, October 17, 2006 

• Research Yields Insights on Deadly Nature of 1918 Flu Pandemic, October 17, 2006 

• United States Helping Lebanon with Security, State's Welch Says, October 17, 2006 

• Rice Heads to Asia To Rally Support for Sanctions on North Korea, October 16, 2006 

• HIV/AIDS and Malnutrition Locked in "Vicious Cycle", October 16, 2006 

• Satellite Launch Is Milestone in U.S.-European Cooperation, October 16, 2006 

• Rwandan Genocide Survivors Weave Baskets for Better Life, October 16, 2006 

• Muslims in America Enjoy Gift of Religious Freedom, President Says, October 16, 2006 

• NASA Orbiter Reveals New Details of Mars, October 16, 2006 

• Vote To Sanction North Korea Shows "Unity of Purpose," Rice Says, October 15, 2006 

• Security Council Imposes Sanctions on North Korea, October 14, 2006 

• North Korea Sanctions Vote Delayed, October 14, 2006 

• North Korea Has Broken Its Word, Bush Says, October 14, 2006 

• U.S. Welcomes Ban Ki-moon as Next U.N. Leader, October 14, 2006 

• President's Radio Address on North Korea, October 14, 2006  

• Executive Order: Blocking Property of and Prohibiting Transactions with the Government of Sudan, October 13, 2006  

• President Bush Signs Darfur Peace and Accountability Act, October 13, 2006 

• Bush Signs Port Security Act, Starts Clock Ticking on Provisions, October 13, 2006 

• Nuclear Deterrents Not Needed in Asia, Ambassador Hill Says, October 13, 2006 

• U.S. Questions High Estimate of Iraq Civilian Casualties, October 13, 2006 

• Study Looks at Ways To Stretch Pandemic Flu Vaccine Supplies, October 13, 2006 

• Six Years After Terror Attack, Navy Ship Patrols Gulf of Aden, October 13, 2006 

• United States Hopes Croatians' Support for NATO Will Grow, October 13, 2006 

• Support Grows for North Korea Sanctions, U.N. Envoy Bolton Says, October 12, 2006 

• Trade Still Prime Engine for Prosperity in Africa, Official Says, October 12, 2006 

• Rice Calls on Iraqi Political Leaders To Overcome Differences, October 12, 2006 

• Acceptance of Biotechnology Growing, U.S. Official Says, October 12, 2006 

• President's Statement on Anniversary of USS Cole Attack, October 12, 2006  

• Religious Freedom a Foreign Policy Issue, U.S. Diplomat Says, October 12, 2006 

• Chinook Helicopters Complete Aid Deliveries to Remote Pakistan, October 12, 2006 

• U.N. Responses to North Korea, Iran Linked, State's Burns Says, October 11, 2006 

• Rice Says Iran Should Think Twice About Following North Korea, October 11, 2006 

• Bush Praises Iraqi Government for Efforts To Address Violence, October 11, 2006 

• Bird Flu in Humans Reappears in Egypt, October 11, 2006 

• United States Committed to Diplomacy with North Korea, Bush says, October 11, 2006 

• Future of Space Exploration Depends on International Cooperation, October 11, 2006 

• Partnership Battles Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS in Botswana, October 11, 2006 

• Press Conference by the President, October 11, 2006  

• Remarks by Ambassador Ronald P. Spogli “U.S-Italy Relations in the Field of Security” at NATO Defense College - Honoring the 40 th Anniversary of Temple University in Rome, October 11, 2006 

• State Department Seeks Leads on U.S.-Born al-Qaida Spokesman, October 11, 2006 

• NASA Finds Saturn Moons Might Be Creating New Rings, October 11, 2006 

• Rice Affirms U.S. Commitment to Creation of a Palestinian State, October 11, 2006 

• Helping Palestinians Build a Better Future, October 11, 2006 

• United States Pledges $3 Million To Protect Intellectual Property, October 11, 2006 

• U.N. Security Council Making Progress on North Korea Sanctions, October 10, 2006 

• United States Donates Typhoon Relief Aid to Philippines, Vietnam, October 10, 2006 

• Central American Fires Affect Weather, Climate Continentwide, October 10, 2006 

• U.S. Course with North Korea Remains Multilateral, Rice Says, October 10, 2006 

• United States Enhancing Nations' Disaster-Recovery Capabilities, October 10, 2006 

• United States Seeks Security Council Action on North Korea, October 9, 2006 

• North Korea's Nuclear Test a Threat to Peace, Bush Declares, October 9, 2006 

• President Bush's Statement on North Korea Nuclear Test, October 9, 2006  

• Reconciliation Progressing in Iraq, Coalition Officials Say, October 9, 2006 

• United States Expresses Shock Over Murder of Russian Journalist, October 7, 2006 

• Rumsfeld Sees Promising Trajectory in Afghanistan, October 7, 2006 

• Intervento dell'Ambasciatore Ronald P.Spogli Confindustria Giovani Imprenditori L'IMPERATIVO DELLA CRESCITA: "ABBASTANZA NON BASTA", Capri, Venerdì 6 ottobre 2006 

• Remarks by DCM Anna Borg "NBA Europe Live Tour" NBA Cares Dedication of Basketball Court, Rome, October 6, 2006