Month: October 2005

Muzaffarabad, 19 October, 2005— “Tent please,” Muhammad Rustam pleads. “We don’t need food. Just give me a tent, just one tent,” the father of two adds, crying in the open air in quake-devastated Muzaffarabad, capital […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— The United States is committed to working with other United Nations members to replace the discredited U.N. Commission on Human Rights with a new, legitimate and effective body before March 2006 […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— The rare confluence of Muslim, Jewish and Christian holy holidays during October and November this year is encouraging interfaith gatherings across the United States. The Muslim holy month of Ramadan that […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations are aimed at creating market access opportunities and reform in agriculture and expanding opportunities for manufactured goods and services, according to the Office of the United […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— The United States and Mali signed an Open Skies aviation agreement on October 17 — the first such air services agreement between the two countries. Under Secretary of State for Economic, […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— From the beginning, the War on Terror has been both a battle of arms and a battle of ideas for the United States, its allies and friends, says President Bush’s national […]

Washington, 19 October, 2005— Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice October 19 laid out a three-part political-military strategy for achieving success in Iraq, saying the coalition forces and the Iraqi government must clear all parts of […]

Washington, 18 October, 2005— The United States and the European Union (EU) want to enhance global prosperity through trade and move the Doha round of trade negotiations forward, President Bush said. Speaking October 18 with […]