US to remain 'aggressive' abroad
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Colin Powell says the US will continue its "aggressive" foreign policy during President George Bush's second term.
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The State Department is advising Americans traveling or living in Laos to take precautions and avoid areas likely to be hit by continuing violence.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow  insisted on Friday there has been no weakening in the United  States&#039; commitment to a strong dollar and vowed to hold China&#039;s  &quot;feet to the fire&quot; over promises to make its currency more  flexible.
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The United States will not change their policy towards Europe, whatever the final results of the President elections, the US ambassador to EU Rockwell A. Schnabel said Wednesday.
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President Bush has a fresh mandate to  pursue an "aggressive" foreign policy, Secretary of State Colin  Powell said on Tuesday.
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The United States pushed forward with its own agenda on climate change Friday despite criticism that Washington is attempting to undermine the global effort led by the United Nations.
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NEW DELHI: The United States will build stronger defence ties with India, Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said yesterday, a day after New Delhi warned Washington against selling planes and weapons to rival Pakistan.
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US recognises global warming danger but wants to lead response outside UN.
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The United States has hardened its tone against Iran for its alleged efforts to obtain nuclear weapons, adopting a &quot;bad cop&quot; role against Europe&#39;s &quot;good cop&quot; line toward Tehran.
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Comment is free: Timothy Garton Ash: The US tightening of entry requirements is understandable, but it must not be at the cost of its welcoming reputation.
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The governmentâs ability to prevent attacks against American interests still has a long way to go, officials told a Senate panel today.
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Britain&#39;s special relationship with the United States will remain strong when Gordon Brown succeeds Tony Blair as prime minister later this month, US ambassador Robert Tuttle said Sunday.
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Â· US presses Europe to strengthen fighting forceÂ· Alliance could split as credibility is threatened
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"I expect that cooperation to continue"  The Bush administration wants deals by the end of the year for missile defense bases in Eastern Europe, but getting the Czech Republic and Poland to go along with that timetable could be difficult.Poland's opposition party ousted ruling conservatives in parliamentary elections on Sunday, though Defense Secretary Robert Gates suggested Monday he still believes Warsaw will cooperate.The Pentagon wants to install 10 interceptor rockets in Poland which, when linked to a proposed tracking radar in the Czech Republic and to other elements of the existing U.S. missile defense system based in the United States, could defend all of Europe against a long-range missile fired from the Middle East. Read more
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"Using the policy of force, the U.S. threatens openly that it will not respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Serbia, which is an internationally recognized state and a U.N. member"  Serbia disregarded European Union calls for less provocative Serb rhetoric on Kosovo at the weekend and warned that the United States was leading the West down a path of force to make the province independent. via Reuters
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Australia vowed Friday to stand firm with the US in Iraq as visiting Vice President Dick Cheney warned the only way to survive terrorism was to go on the offensive &quot;till the enemy is destroyed&quot;.
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Comment is free: Stryker McGuire: So far, relations with America have been stable since Gordon Brown came to power. But all that is set to change.