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Highlights

Wreath-Laying Ceremony Honors American Diplomats
Secretary Rice (Nov. 22): "Today, as we look back on a decade of peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is fitting and crucial that we remember those Americans who sacrificed most to make peace possible. Robert Frasure, Joseph Kruzel and Nelson Drew gave their lives to help others escape the miseries of war and this morning we honor their memory." full text | more

President Bush's and Secretary Rice's Trip to Asia
President Bush and Secretary Rice travel to Asia and attended the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings in South Korea and to meet with leaders in Japan, South Korea, China, and Mongolia.

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

  
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