Security and trade in President Bushâs agenda.
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In his first overseas policy speech since been reelected US president George W. Bush, addressing the CEO APEC summit in Santiago de Chile on Saturday promised to keep strengthening freedom and democracy in the world and asked for a greater commitment in
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The nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea were President Bush&#39;s chief concerns at the 21-nation summit in Santiago, Chile, along with trade and economic issues.
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national security with an unusual plan for an Asia-Pacific spy school to counter terrorist threats. George W. Bush, has moved to tighten the nation&#39;s defences and intelligence after the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.
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While assembling a new national security team, President Bush is confronting what could become the biggest challenge of his second term: how to contain Iran&#39;s
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President Bush faces some unusually early foreign-policy decisions that will signal whether he&#39;ll stick with the aggressive, go-it-alone approach that dominated his first term or soften its edges with diplomacy.
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OTTAWA (CP) - For George W. Bush, who has defined his presidency in terms of fighting terror, national security is a must which trumps almost all other issues.
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President George W. Bush, hosting  Vietnam&#39;s president in a historic visit, will welcome robust  trade ties the United States has developed with a former enemy  but also will voice concerns on Hanoi&#39;s human rights record.
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President George W Bush is set to announce a program of measure aimed at shoring up the fragile US economy.
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Diplomacy and security will dominate the headlines of President Bush's visit to the Middle East, but important economic business will get done.
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WASHINGTON $#8212; As he puts his new foreign policy team in place, President Bush is preparing a diplomatic push to repair relations with key allies, senior government officials, diplomats and congressional ...
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Cowboy diplomacy. Unilateralism. Foreign governments have sharply criticized President Bush&#39;s foreign policy in many ways. But on one issue, international trade, you could almost hear a collective sigh of relief over his reelection.
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With a packed agenda of international trips, Bush sets out to mend fences and address Latin American concerns.
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President Bush knows what he wants from Vladimir Putin's visit to his dad's seaside home. Convince Putin that a U.S. missile defense system in Eastern Europe would not threaten Russia. Bring the Kremlin behind tough new penalties aimed at Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program. Generally defrost relations.
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At Monday&#39;s press conference, the president acknowledged snags, such as in Iraq, but affirmed an agenda of a few big ideas. By Peter Grier | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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The Bush administration, responding to sanctions imposed against US exports, said Friday it was consulting with Congress on ways to comply with World Trade Organization rules while protecting America&#39;s interests.
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President Bush entered the last two weeks of the presidential campaign on Monday with his most explicit charge that the security of the United
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US President George W. Bush and other Asia-Pacific leaders muster in Chile this weekend to spur world trade and suppress terrorism, under the growing menace of nuclear proliferation.