Countries, Regions

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Countries, Regions

Countries

- Independent States, Dependencies, Areas of Special Sovereignty
- Foreign Embassy Personnel in the U.S. (Diplomatic List)
- Chiefs of State of Foreign Countries
- Foreign Embassies in the U.S.
- U.S. Embassies, Consulates, Missions
- Department of State Country Offices
- U.S. Ambassadors and Chiefs of Mission
- Background Notes and Links to Country Pages
- Post Reports on Overseas Housing and More

Regions

- African Affairs
- East Asian and Pacific Affairs
- European and Eurasian Affairs
- Near Eastern Affairs
- South Asian Affairs
- Western Hemisphere Affairs

Highlights

Travel to Canada
Secretary Rice (Oct. 25): "We've had extensive discussions of our bilateral agenda but also of the many, many issues that the United States and Canada are cooperating on across the world.... We have a really good friend in Canada.... We are each other's largest trading partners. And so there is always a great deal to talk about when I'm with the Canadians and I'm delighted that I've had the chance to be here." [full text; trip page]

Mexico: Hurricane Wilma
In Washington, the State Department has a 24-hour task force to help oversee the U.S. response to the damage in Mexico, as well as a Call Center to handle public queries. This Center can be reached toll free at 1-888-407-4747, or from overseas at 1-202-501-4444. [full text; also see fact sheet]

Background Notes are factual publications that contain information on all the countries of the world with which the United States has relations.



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