State Text: U.S., Europe Share Same Goals, U.S. Envoy to EU Says
Europeans and Americans have many common goals and are "forces for good" in the world, despite some disagreement over U.S. policies in Iraq, the Middle East and various homeland security measures, according to Rockwell Schnabel, U.S. ambassador to the European Union.
Related Link:
The European Union
Roll Call:Who's for war, who's against it, and why.
I'd like to recommend this article from Slate in which prominent people in politics, the arts, entertainment, business, and other fields to answer the following question:
Do you favor a U.S. invasion of Iraq? I really like this sort of pro and con analysis of an issue, and you can tell that most of the respondents gave serious thought to the question.
State: Powell Looks for Multilateral Talks with North Korea
The United States will talk in the future with North Korea, but believes those talks will be more effective if they begin in a multilateral forum, Secretary of State Colin Powell says.
Related Links:
World Fact Book: North Korea
The Korean War Project
Korean War 50th Anniversary
State:USAID Pledges More Food Aid for Uganda
The United States remains concerned about the security and humanitarian situation in Uganda, and has pledged additional food aid to help meet the needs of people in the northern part of the country, according to Roger Winter, USAID Assistant Administrator for Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance.
Related Link:
World Factbook: Uganda
