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Highlights

President Discusses Freedom and Democracy in Japan
President Bush (Nov. 16): "Freedom has made our two democracies close allies. Freedom is the basis of our growing ties to other nations in the region. And in the 21st century, freedom is the destiny of every man, woman, and child from New Zealand to the Korean Peninsula." full text

Secretary Rice Works With Israel and Palestinian Authority
Secretary Rice announces agreement on international crossing at Rafah which is intended to give the Palestinian people freedom to move, trade, and live ordinary lives. full text | photo gallery | more on the trip

U.S. Response to South Asia Earthquake
Under Secretary Karen Hughes (Nov. 14): "One of the wonderful things about America is we have a great tradition of private and public generosity. Our people want to help. Our companies and corporate sector want to help. We are committed to Pakistan for the long-term and I think also all of us will go back to America and talk about what we saw here today. " [full text]

Discuss South Asia earthquake relief with Under Secretary Hughes this Wednesday at 2pm ET on "Ask the White House."

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

  
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