Bush faces doubts at U.N. over Iran, Iraq policy
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President Bush faced growing   international skepticism over his policies for Iran and Iraq as   he arrived in New York on Monday to try to rally support at a   U.N. General Assembly session.
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President Bush on Saturday warned Iran of growing international concern over reports that Tehran is preparing large amounts of uranium for an enrichment process that can be used to make nuclear weapons.
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As President Bush and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting later today, a top U.N. official said the two men likely will do their best to steer clear of each other. Ahmadinejad is an acerbic critic of U.S. foreign policy.
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President Bush accused Democrat John Kerry on Monday of &quot;new contradictions of his old positions on Iraq&quot; and defended the US-led invasion a day before addressing skeptical world leaders at the United Nations.
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President Bush expressed frustration Friday with the slow pace of diplomacy in dealing with North Korea and Iran and prodded world leaders to send an unmistakable message condemning Pyongyang&#039;s long-range missile test.
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Iran may be a source of transatlantic  tension for now but a shared commitment to curbing its nuclear  program could draw Washington and Europe closer in George W.  Bush's second term.
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Kofi Annan's reluctance to commit staff members to Iraq in large numbers and a series of comments he has made about the war have strained relations with the Bush administration.
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WASHINGTON - The White House staunchly defended its Iraq policy Tuesday as new questions emerged about President Bush's prewar decisions and postwar planning: An impending weapons report undercut the administration's main rationale for the war, and the former head of the American occupation said the United States had too few troops in Iraq after the invasion.    Four weeks before Election Day, Democrat John Kerry pounced on the acknowledgment by former Iraq administrator Paul Bremer that the United States had "paid a big price" for insufficient troop levels...
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UNITED NATIONS - President Bush unapologetically defended his decision to invade Iraq and asked skeptical world leaders on Tuesday to do more to help secure and rebuild the country.
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice voiced skepticism on Friday over a bipartisan panel's recommendation that the United States seek Iran and Syria's help to stabilize Iraq, saying they should want to take such steps on their own.
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President Bush and Iranian  President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad clashed over Iran's nuclear  ambitions in long-range rhetoric sparring before the United  Nations on Tuesday.
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President Bush and IranÂs president seemed to speak past each other as diplomats continued to work on terms for talks with Iran over its nuclear program.
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WASHINGTON -- A new survey indicates that a majority of the American public is at odds with many of President's Bush's foreign policy priorities, with overwhelming majorities favoring treaties that the Bush administration opted out of and more than half saying that the United States has the right to go to war without United Nations approval only if there is ...
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The Bush administrationâs evidence of Iranian meddling in Iraq has received a healthy dose of skepticism.
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President Bush declared Friday that charges of voter fraud have cast doubt on the Ukrainian election, and warned that any European-negotiated pact on Iran's nuclear program must ensure the world can verify Tehran's compliance.
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UNITED NATIONS - President Bush defended his decision to invade Iraq in a speech on Tuesday to the United Nations, urging the world community to turn its attention to fighting the war on terrorism and humanitarian concerns.    He told a subdued U.N...
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President Bush is weighing a range of options in Iraq, including a partial withdrawal of U.S. troops from violence-plagued cities and a troop buildup near the Iranian and Syrian borders, his top security aide said today.