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Highlights

U.S.-China Relations
Deputy Secretary Zoellick (Sept. 21): "As Secretary Rice has stated, the United States welcomes a confident, peaceful, and prosperous China, one that appreciates that its growth and development depends on constructive connections with the rest of the world." [full text]

Middle East Quartet Meeting
Secretary Rice (Sept. 20): "...the primary question here is to deal with getting to a circumstance in which you have a Middle East in which there is confidence, in which there is security and in which the parties, all of the parties -- not just the Israelis and Palestinians but the Israelis also with their Arab neighbors -- are living in a state of peace." [full text; Quartet Statement; more on Secretary's trip to UNGA]

Elections in Afghanistan
President Bush and Secretary Rice congratulate the Afghan Government and people for the successful parliamentary and provincial elections on September 18. The elections are a major step forward in Afghanistan's development as a democratic state governed by the rule of law. [special briefing; more]

Hurricane Katrina
The latest on recovering from Hurricane Katrina, including contacting foreign nationals and passport information.

Key Policy Fact Sheets
See one-page summaries of key foreign policy issues from the Bureau of Public Affairs.

  
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