Month: September 2004

New York, 22 September, 2004— The United States remains committed to the Road Map for Peace in the Middle East. ”It is the only way forward,” U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell said September 22 […]

New York, 22 September, 2004— Holding Iraqi elections by the end of January 2005 ”is reasonable, it is feasible, and that is the goal,” Secretary of State Colin Powell said September 22. Powell, who has […]

Washington, 21 September, 2004— A diplomat’s life might at times be exciting and glamorous, but the hard work and concentration that are needed to build bridges are what gets the job done, American students were […]

New York, 21 September, 2004— Calling on nations to support fledgling democracies around the world, especially in Afghanistan and Iraq, U.S. President Bush proposed the establishment of an international ”Democracy Fund.” ”Because I believe the […]

New York, 21 September, 2004— Decrying what he described as “shameless” disregard for the rule of law around the globe, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today urged world leaders gathered at the General Assembly to […]

Lusaka, 20 September, 2004— Civil society groups in Zambia are demanding a broader constitutional review process and have stepped up pressure on the government. A coalition of NGOs and church groups called the Oasis Forum […]

Khartoum, 20 September, 2004— The Sudanese government has condemned as ”discreditable” a UN resolution threatening to impose sanctions against the country if Khartoum does not improve security and protect civilians in the troubled western region […]

Washington, 20 September, 2004— Africa is a vital continent of great and growing importance to the United States, Secretary of State Colin Powell told American students September 17, reminding them that ”Africa is never, never, […]