Accelerator Protocol Between the U.S. and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Relating to the Agreement of Dec. 8, 1997, Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation on Large Hadron Collider Activities	98-7000-25.90
Access to Japan's Photographic Film and Paper Market: Report on Japan's Implementation of Its WTO Representations	98-2040-54
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement Between the U.S. and Denmark, with Annexes	98-7000-25.97
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement Between the U.S. and Portugal, with Annexes	98-7000-25.98
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement Between the U.S. and the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic (SACLANT) Concerning Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-25.89
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement, with Annexes, Between the U.S. and Fiji	98-7000-25.142
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement, with Annexes, Between the U.S. and Israel	98-7000-25.113
Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement, with Annexes, Between the U.S. and Latvia	98-7000-25.138
Acting Secretary of State Strobe Talbott and Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck: Remarks and Press Q&A on 1997 Country Report on Human Rights, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.125
Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the State of the Union	98-9510-1.224
Address to the Nation on Military Action Against Terrorist Sites in Afghanistan and Sudan	98-9510-1.470
Address to the Parliament of South Africa in Cape Town	98-9510-1.285
Adherence to and Compliance with Arms Control Agreements	98-9820-10
Adhesives, Glues, and Gelatin, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.4
Adjustments to the Montreal Protocol of Sept. 16, 1987 on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer	98-7000-25.174
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, A New Day in Africa,Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.35
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Address to World Policy Institute, New York, New York	98-9910-108.2
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.33
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, AIDSCAP Conference: Lessons Learned	98-9910-108.8
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, American Field Service 50th Anniversary, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.27
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Board for International Food and Agricultural Development, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.26
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Combatting Malaria,Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.16
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Confederation of Indian Industries, Meeting the Challenge of Global Climate Change: New Paths, New Partnerships', New Delhi, India	98-9910-108.3
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Congressional Forum on Africa, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.32
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Fulbright Association 20th Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.7
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Human Rights, Humanitarian Assistance and U.S. Foreign Policy', American University, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.10
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Indian Banking Association: Seminar on Environmental Risk Management, Mumbai, India	98-9910-108.4
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Indo-U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Mumbai, India	98-9910-108.5
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, International Family Planning: Building a Bipartisan Coalition for Foreign Assistance, The Community Forum, Bucks County, PA	98-9910-108.20
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Lessons Without Borders: Conference on Rural Enterprise, Knoxville, Tennessee	98-9910-108.19
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Network of South Asian Professionals, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.1
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, New Orleans Trade Conference, New Orleans, LA	98-9910-108.9
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Opening Session: U.S.-European Commission Assistance Consultations, Brussels, Belgium	98-9910-108.11
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Oslo Conference on Child Labor, Oslo, Norway	98-9910-108.12
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Overseas Development Council, A New Consensus on Development? Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.21
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Partnership for Child Health Press Conference, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.31
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Press Roundtable on Children on the Brink: Strategies To Support a Generation Isolated by HIV/AIDS Report, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.18
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Romanian Forum for Economic Cooperation, Bucharest, Romania	98-9910-108.13
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Testimony Before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.36
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.29
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Town Hall Meeting, Bucharest, Romania	98-9910-108.14
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, Town Hall Meeting, Bucharest, Romania	98-9910-108.15
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, U.N. Presentation on Education in Africa, Co-Sponsored by the African-American Institute, New York, N.Y.	98-9910-108.30
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, USAID Conference on Infectious Disease, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.22
Administrator J. Brian Atwood, USAID/Peace Corps Partnership Ceremony, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.23
Admiral Raymond A. Spruance Lecture	98-3810-1.105
Africa	98-9110-1.4
Africa	98-9110-1.16
Africa and the West: Questions About Regional Conflicts, Aid, Trade	98-9850-12.28
Africa: Democracy and Responsibilities	98-9850-12.203
Africa: FY97 Assistance	98-7000-9.34
Africa: USAID Activities in Three Sub-Saharan African Countries	98-9910-82.2
African Crisis Response Force: A Critical Issue for Africa	98-3810-1.113
African Crisis Response Initiative (ACRI): FY97 Assistance To Train and Equip African Forces	98-7000-9.31
African Elephant Reauthorization Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-217)	98-9510-2.11
African Growth and Opportunity Act	98-7000-2.162
African Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone Treaty (The Treaty of Pelindaba): Dates of Signature, Ratification and Deposit	98-9820-1.8
Africa's Resource Wars	98-9850-12.43
After Clinton Confesses, Negative Assessments of President Increase	98-9850-12.248
After Iraq, Mideast Peace Process, Iran Emerge as Issues	98-9850-12.131
Agreed Joint Statement	98-7000-131.37
Agreement Amending the Grant Agreement Between the U.S. and Jordan for the Strategic Objective of Improving Water Resources Management, with Annex	98-7000-25.21
Agreement Amending the Grant Agreement Between the U.S. and Jordan of June 26, 1997, for the Increased Economic Opportunities for Jordanians Strategic Objective, with Annex	98-7000-25.22
Agreement Among the U.S., Germany and Italy for the High Speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM) AGM-88 Upgrade, with Annexes	98-7000-25.127
Agreement Among the U.S., Japan and Korea on Cooperation Among the Original Members of the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization	98-7000-25.33
Agreement Between the U.S. and Antigua and Barbuda Relating to the Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.106
Agreement Between the U.S. and Argentina Concerning the Provision of Satellite Facilities and the Transmission and Reception of Signals to and from Satellites for the Provision of Satellite Services to Users in the U.S. and the Argentine Republic, with Protocol	98-7000-25.173
Agreement Between the U.S. and Argentina on Cooperation in Management and Protection of National Parks and Other Protected Natural and Cultural Heritage Sites	98-7000-25.55
Agreement Between the U.S. and Belgium Amending the Agreement of May 6 and 11, 1982, as Amending, Concerning Provision of Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-25.61
Agreement Between the U.S. and Brazil Replacing Annexes I and II to the Air Transport Agreement of Mar. 21, 1989, as Amended	98-7000-25.28
Agreement Between the U.S. and Canada Amending Annex B of the Treaty on Pacific Coast Albacore Tuna Vessels and Port Privileges of May 26, 1981	98-7000-25.47
Agreement Between the U.S. and Canada Amending the Arrangement of June 4 and 12, 1980, Relating to the Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.84
Agreement Between the U.S. and Canada Extending the Interim Agreement of Feb. 3, 1995 for the Conservation of Salmon Stocks Originating in the Yukon River	98-7000-25.104
Agreement Between the U.S. and Chile for Cooperation Concerning the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.143
Agreement Between the U.S. and Chile for Cooperation in the Promotion and Development of Civil Aviation, with Annex	98-7000-25.4
Agreement Between the U.S. and China Amending the Memorandum of Agreement of Mar. 13, 1995, Regarding International Trade in Commercial Launch Services	98-7000-25.60
Agreement Between the U.S. and China Concerning the U.S. <Peace Corps> Volunteer Program in China	98-7000-25.182
Agreement Between the U.S. and China Extending the Agreement of July 23, 1985, as Amended and Extended (TIAS 12002), Concerning Fisheries off the Coasts of the U.S.	98-7000-25.115
Agreement Between the U.S. and China on Cooperation Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Technologies, with Annex	98-7000-25.183
Agreement Between the U.S. and China on Establishing a Consultation Mechanism To Strengthen Military Maritime Safety	98-7000-25.105
Agreement Between the U.S. and China on the Establishment of the Direct Secure Telephone Link	98-7000-25.148
Agreement Between the U.S. and Costa Rica Regarding the Transboundary Movement of Hazardous Waste	98-7000-25.70
Agreement Between the U.S. and Cuba Extending the Provisional Application of the Maritime Boundary Agreement of Dec. 16, 1977	98-7000-25.137
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ecuador Concerning Assistance in Developing and Modernizing Ecuador's Civil Aviation Infrastructure	98-7000-25.132
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ecuador Continuing Air Transport Services in Accordance with the Terms of the Agreement of Sept. 26, 1986, as Amended	98-7000-25.34
Agreement Between the U.S. and Egypt for Technology Research and Development Projects	98-7000-25.121
Agreement Between the U.S. and Estonia Extending the Agreement of June 1, 1992, as Extended, Concerning Fisheries off the Coasts of the U.S.	98-7000-25.3
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ethiopia on Civil Aviation Safety and Security	98-7000-25.171
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ethiopia Regarding the Consolidation and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed to the U.S. Government and Its Agency, with Annexes	98-7000-25.65
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ethiopia Regarding the Furnishing of Commodities, Services and Related Training To Assist Ethiopia's Forces Participating in the African Crisis Response Initiative, with Attachment	98-7000-25.109
Agreement Between the U.S. and Georgia Concerning Cooperation in the Area of the Prevention of Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Promotion of Defense and Military Relations	98-7000-25.68
Agreement Between the U.S. and Germany for Promotion of Aviation Safety	98-7000-25.79
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ghana for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.131
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ghana Regarding the Status of U.S. Military Personnel and Civilian Employees of the U.S. Department of Defense Temporarily Present in Ghana in Connection with the African Crisis Response Initiative and Other Activities	98-7000-25.120
Agreement Between the U.S. and Greece Extending the Air Transport Agreement of July 31, 1991, as Extended	98-7000-25.14
Agreement Between the U.S. and Greece Extending the Mutual Defense Cooperation Agreement of July 8, 1990	98-7000-25.119
Agreement Between the U.S. and Guatemala for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.81
Agreement Between the U.S. and Guinea for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.159
Agreement Between the U.S. and Guinea Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction, and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies, with Annexes	98-7000-25.67
Agreement Between the U.S. and Guinea-Bissau Relating to the Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.136
Agreement Between the U.S. and Honduras for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.64
Agreement Between the U.S. and Hungary Extending the Annex to the Air Transport Agreement of July 12, 1989, as Extended	98-7000-25.180
Agreement Between the U.S. and Hungary Extending the Annex to the Air Transport Agreement of July 12, 1989, as Extended (TIAS 11260)	98-7000-25.83
Agreement Between the U.S. and Iceland Relating to the Loan of Aviation-Related Equipment	98-7000-25.86
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ireland Regarding Mutual Assistance Between Their Customs Administrations	98-7000-25.163
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ireland Relating to the Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.27
Agreement Between the U.S. and Israel Amending the Memorandum of Agreement of July 12 and 18, 1996, as Amended, Concerning the Tactical High Energy Laser (THEL) Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration (ACTD)	98-7000-25.87
Agreement Between the U.S. and Israel Amending the Memorandum of Understanding of Dec. 14, 1987, Concerning the Principles Governing Mutual Cooperation in Research and Development, Scientist and Engineer Exchange, Procurement and Logistic Support of Defense Equipment	98-7000-25.96
Agreement Between the U.S. and Israel Regarding Mutual Assistance in Customs Matters	98-7000-25.38
Agreement Between the U.S. and Jamaica Concerning Cooperation in Suppressing Illicit Maritime Drug Trafficking	98-7000-25.123
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Amending the Agreement of Mar. 29, 1988, as Amended, Concerning the Acquisition and Production of the EP-3, UP-3C, and UP-3D Aircraft	98-7000-25.133
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Amending the Agreement of Mar. 31, 1989, as Amended, Concerning the Acquisition and Production in Japan of the SH-60, UH-60J and UH60JA Aircraft	98-7000-25.135
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Amending the Agreement of Nov. 8, 1983, as Amended (TIAS 10835), for the Transfer of Defense-Related Technologies	98-7000-25.110
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Concerning a Cash Contribution by Japan for Administrative and Related Expenses Arising from Implementation of the Mutual Defense Agreement	98-7000-25.59
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Concerning a Cash Contribution by Japan for Administrative and Related Expenses Arising from Implementation of the Mutual Defense Agreement	98-7000-25.170
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Concerning a Cooperative Modification Program for the ACES II Ejection Seat	98-7000-25.134
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Concerning a Program for the Cooperative Research of Advanced Hybrid Propulsion Technologies	98-7000-25.168
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Concerning Cooperation on the Mars Exploration PLANET-B Program, with Memorandum of Understanding	98-7000-25.184
Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan Relating to and Amending the Civil Air Transport Agreement of Aug. 11, 1952, as Amended, with Memorandum of Understanding	98-7000-25.144
Agreement Between the U.S. and Jordan Regarding the Consolidation and Rescheduling of Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies	98-7000-25.18
Agreement Between the U.S. and Kazakhstan Amending the Agreement of Dec. 13, 1993, Concerning Control, Accounting, and Physical Protection of Nuclear Material To Promote the Prevention of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation	98-7000-25.69
Agreement Between the U.S. and Kazakhstan Concerning Cooperation in the Area of the Prevention of Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction	98-7000-25.72
Agreement Between the U.S. and Kazakhstan Concerning the Establishment and Operation of Nuclear Test Seismic Monitoring Stations in Kazakhstan	98-7000-25.76
Agreement Between the U.S. and Kazakhstan Extending the Agreement of Dec. 13, 1993, Concerning the Provision to Kazakhstan of Emergency Response Equipment and Related Training in Connection with the Removal of Nuclear Warheads from Kazakhstan for Destruction and the Removal of Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles and the Destruction of Their Silo Launchers	98-7000-25.71
Agreement Between the U.S. and Korea Relating to Participation in the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Program of Severe Accident Research, with Addendum	98-7000-25.15
Agreement Between the U.S. and Latvia Concerning Security Measures for the Protection of Classified Military Information	98-7000-25.101
Agreement Between the U.S. and Liechtenstein Relating to Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.80
Agreement Between the U.S. and Lithuania Concerning Exchange of Research and Development Information, with Appendix	98-7000-25.56
Agreement Between the U.S. and Luxembourg Amending the Air Transport Services Agreement of Aug. 19, 1986 (TIAS 12249)	98-7000-25.82
Agreement Between the U.S. and Madagascar Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agency	98-7000-25.108
Agreement Between the U.S. and Malawi Regarding the Provision of Commodities, Services and Associated Military Education and Training To Assist Malawi Forces Participating in the African Crisis Response Initiative	98-7000-25.23
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mali Concerning the Imposition of Import Restrictions on Archaeological Material from the Region of the Niger River Valley and the Bandiagara Escarpment (Cliff), with Appendix	98-7000-25.17
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mali for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.74
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mexico Amending the Agreement of Nov. 27, 1990 for the Establishment of the U.S.-Mexico Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange, as Amended	98-7000-25.5
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mexico for Cooperation in the Area of Civil Aviation Research and Development	98-7000-25.54
Agreement Between the U.S. and Micronesia for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.63
Agreement Between the U.S. and Moldova Concerning Cooperation in the Area of the Prevention of Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Promotion of Defense and Military Relations	98-7000-25.1
Agreement Between the U.S. and Moldova Regarding Grants Under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as Amended, and the Furnishing of Defense Articles, Related Training and Other Defense Services from the U.S. to Moldova	98-7000-25.48
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mozambique Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agency, with Annexes	98-7000-25.20
Agreement Between the U.S. and Mozambique Relating to the Employment of Dependents of Official Government Employees	98-7000-25.181
Agreement Between the U.S. and Namibia Regarding Grants Under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as Amended, and the Furnishing of Defense Articles, Related Training and Other Defense Services from the U.S. Government to the Republic of Namibia	98-7000-25.118
Agreement Between the U.S. and Nicaragua Amending the Agreement of May 13, 1992, Regarding the Consolidation and Rescheduling or Refinancing of Certain Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies	98-7000-25.39
Agreement Between the U.S. and Niger Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies	98-7000-25.116
Agreement Between the U.S. and Pakistan for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.75
Agreement Between the U.S. and Russia Amending the Agreement of May 25, 1972 on the Prevention of Incidents on and over the High Seas	98-7000-25.169
Agreement Between the U.S. and Russia Concerning Cooperation Regarding Plutonium Production Reactors, with Annexes	98-7000-25.35
Agreement Between the U.S. and Russia Concerning the Modification of the Operating Seversk (Tomsk Region) and Zheleznogorsk (Krasnoyarsk Region) Plutonium Production Reactors, with Related Letter	98-7000-25.36
Agreement Between the U.S. and Russia Extending the Agreement of Aug. 28, 1992, as Amended and Extended, Concerning the Safe and Secure Transportation of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Weapons Material Through the Provision of Cargo and Guard Railcar Conversion Kits	98-7000-25.141
Agreement Between the U.S. and Russia Extending the Agreement of June 17, 1992, as Amended and Extended, Concerning the Safe and Secure Transportation and Storage of Nuclear Weapons Through Provisional Emergency Response Equipment and Related Training	98-7000-25.140
Agreement Between the U.S. and Rwanda Regarding Grants Under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as Amended, and the Furnishing of Defense Articles, Related Training and Other Defense Services from the U.S. to Rwanda	98-7000-25.111
Agreement Between the U.S. and Senegal Amending the Agreement of Aug. 28, 1995, Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction, and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed to, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies	98-7000-25.165
Agreement Between the U.S. and Senegal Regarding the Provision of Commodities, Services and Associated Military Education and Training To Assist Senegalese Forces Participating in the African Crisis Response Initiative	98-7000-25.24
Agreement Between the U.S. and Spain for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.150
Agreement Between the U.S. and Suriname for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.93
Agreement Between the U.S. and Sweden for the Promotion of Aviation Safety	98-7000-25.112
Agreement Between the U.S. and Switzerland for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.145
Agreement Between the U.S. and Switzerland for the Exchange of Technical Information and Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Matters, with Addenda	98-7000-25.44
Agreement Between the U.S. and Tanzania Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction, and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed To, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agencies, with Annexes	98-7000-25.117
Agreement Between the U.S. and the European Communities on the Application of Positive Comity Principles in the Enforcement of Their Competition Laws	98-7000-25.172
Agreement Between the U.S. and the European Community on Customs Cooperation and Mutual Assistance in Customs Matters	98-7000-25.9
Agreement Between the U.S. and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation on Large Hadron Collider Activities	98-7000-25.88
Agreement Between the U.S. and the Netherlands on Mutual Administrative Assistance for the Proper Application of Customs Law and for the Prevention, Investigation and Combating of Customs Offenses, with Annex	98-7000-25.149
Agreement Between the U.S. and the Netherlands Relating to Air Transportation Between the U.S. and Aruba, with Annexes	98-7000-25.179
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates Regarding Taxation of Income Derived from the International Operation of Ships or Aircraft	98-7000-25.77
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Nations Amending the Cooperation Service Agreement of Oct. 18, 1994, as Extended, for the Contribution of Personnel to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia	98-7000-25.164
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Nations Extending the Agreement of Mar. 14, 1994, as Extended, Concerning the Provision of Assistance on a Reimbursable Basis in Support of the Operations of the United Nations in the Former Yugoslavia	98-7000-25.157
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Nations Extending the Agreement of Oct. 18, 1994, as Amended and Extended, for the Contribution of Personnel to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia	98-7000-25.186
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Nations Extending the Cooperation Service Agreement of Oct. 18, 1994, as Extended, for the Contribution of Personnel to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia	98-7000-25.42
Agreement Between the U.S. and the United Nations Extending the Cooperation Service Agreement of Oct. 18, 1994, as Extended, for the Contribution of Personnel to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, with Annex	98-7000-25.126
Agreement Between the U.S. and the World Intellectual Property Organization Regarding the Functioning of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as an International Searching Authority and International Preliminary Examining Authority Under the Patent Cooperation Treaty, with Annexes	98-7000-25.94
Agreement Between the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago Concerning Grants Under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as Amended, and the Furnishing of Defense Articles, Related Training, and Other Defense Services from the U.S. to Trinidad and Tobago for Counter-Narcotics Purposes	98-7000-25.114
Agreement Between the U.S. and Ukraine Extending the Protocol of May 10, 1995 to the Air Transport Agreement of 1990, as Extended	98-7000-25.99
Agreement Between the U.S. and United Arab Emirates Extending the Memorandum of Understanding of Feb. 6, 1988, as Amended and Extended, Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Earth Sciences	98-7000-25.62
Agreement Between the U.S. and Uruguay Concerning Assistance in Developing and Modernizing Uruguay's Civil Aviation Infrastructure	98-7000-25.43
Agreement Between the U.S. and Uzbekistan Concerning Cooperation in the Area of the Dismantlement of Weapons of Mass Destruction, the Prevention of Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, and the Promotion of Defense and Military Relations	98-7000-25.2
Agreement Between the U.S. and Venezuela for Energy Cooperation, with Annex	98-7000-25.51
Agreement Between the U.S. and Venezuela for Scientific and Technological Cooperation, with Annexes	98-7000-25.124
Agreement Between the U.S. and Vietnam Regarding the Operations of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation in Vietnam	98-7000-25.128
Agreement Between the U.S. and Zambia Regarding the Consolidation, Reduction, and Rescheduling of Certain Debts Owed, Guaranteed by, or Insured by the U.S. Government and Its Agency, with Annexes	98-7000-25.66
Agreement Between the U.S., Canada, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom Concerning Application of the Space Station Agreement Pending Its Entry into Force	98-7000-25.107
Agreement for Nuclear Cooperation Between the U.S. and China, Communication from the President	98-21460-43
Agricultural Exports: U.S. Needs a More Integrated Approach To Address Sanitary/Phytosanitary Issues	98-26100-309
Agricultural Situation Annual Attache Reports	98-1920-4
Agriculture and the Environment: A Synthesis of Findings	98-9930-8.14
Agriculture Relief Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-194)	98-9510-2.9
AIDSCAP 1995 Annual Report	98-9910-125
AIDSCAP 1996 Annual Report	98-9910-125
Air Transport Agreement Between the U.S. and France, with Annexes	98-7000-25.154
Air Transport Agreement Between the U.S. and Korea, with Annexes	98-7000-25.177
Air Transport Agreement, with Annexes, Between the U.S. and Uzbekistan	98-7000-25.122
Air Transport Between the U.S. and Nicaragua, with Annexes	98-7000-25.78
Alan Jury, Director for Refugee Assistance in Europe, Near East, and South Asia: Remarks at the U.S. Representative UN Relief and Works Agency Pledge Conference, New York City	98-7000-75.159
Alan Kreczko, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration: Statement to the UN General Assembly Third Committee on the Report of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, New York, NY	98-7000-75.155
Alan P. Larson, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, Remarks at the Institute for U.S.-Cuba Relations, Washington, DC, U.S.-EU Understanding and the Protection of American Property Rights in Cuba	98-7000-75.265
Alarm over Asian Financial Crisis: Waiting for Hashimoto	98-9850-12.213
Albania: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.66
Albania: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.31
Albright Ends Middle East Tour: Brave Efforts, Sad Results	98-9850-12.13
Albright to Africa: Africa Matters	98-9850-12.80
Albright to Asia: Clearing the Decks for Clinton's Visit to China	98-9850-12.183
Albright to South Asia: Dialogue Reactivated with the Region	98-9850-12.70
Algeria's Silent Scream	98-9850-12.9
Almanac	98-3500-1.101
Ambassador at Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary of State on the New Independent States Stephen Sestanovich: Address at the Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.114
Ambassador Barshefsky Announces Conclusion of APEC Telecommunications Equipment Mutual Recognition Arrangement	98-440-4.67
Ambassador Barshefsky Announces Trade Enforcement Actions on Dairy Products	98-440-4.11
Ambassador Barshefsky Calls for EU Compliance on WTO Hormones Decision	98-440-4.40
Ambassador Bill Richardson, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations: Address to U.N. Commission on Human Rights, Geneva, Switzerland	98-7000-75.185
Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, The Institute for International Economics	98-440-171
Ambassador Craig Johnstone, Director of Resources Plans and Policy: Remarks at Opening Session of the Conference Series on International Affairs in the 21st Century, Strategic Planning and International Affairs in the 21st Century, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.89
Ambassador Harriet Babbitt, Deputy Administrator, Introductory Remarks to the U.S.-Japan Common Agenda Civil Society Workshop, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.25
Ambassador Harriet Babbitt, Deputy Administrator, Opening Remarks for Global Forum of PVOs at the Common Agenda	98-9910-108.34
Ambassador Harriet Babbitt, Deputy Administrator, The Road to Stronger U.S.-African Ties, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Summit on Africa, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.24
Ambassador Harriet C. Babbitt, Deputy Administrator-Designate, Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.17
Ambassador John Wolf, U.S. Coordinator for APEC: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on East Asia and the Pacific, Washington, DC, the U.S. and APEC 1997	98-7000-75.75
Ambassador Richard C. Brown, Coordinator for the Santiago Summit of the Americas: Remarks Before the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade, House International Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.215
Ambassador Richard Fisher, Can Japan Be Asia's Locomotive?National Press Club, Washington, D.C.	98-440-176
Ambassador Robert S. Gelbard, Special Representative of the President and Secretary of State for the Implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords: Remarks at the Donors Conference for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.226
Ambassador Robert S. Gelbard, Special Representative of the President and Secretary of State for the Implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement: Address to the Pacific Council on International Policy, Los Angeles, California	98-7000-75.161
Ambassador Robert S. Gelbard, Special Representative of the President and the Secretary of State for Implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords: Address on the Second Anniversary of the Signing of the Accords, Dayton, Ohio	98-7000-75.157
Ambassador Stuart E. Eizenstat Statement: Libertad Act, Title III	98-7000-131.38
Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs: Remarks Before the Opening Session of the Conference Series on International Affairs in the 21st Century, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.88
Ambassador Victor Marrero, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States at a Meeting of the OAS Permanent Council	98-7000-75.208
Ambassador Victor Marrero, U.S. Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States: Remarks Before the OAS Permanent Council	98-7000-75.160
Ambassador Wendy R. Sherman, Department Counselor: Remarks to Representatives of Government, Non-Governmental, and International Organizations, Seminar on Human Rights and Migrants, Crystal City, VA	98-7000-75.210
Ambassador Wendy R. Sherman, Department of State Counselor: Remarks Before the Open Forum on Emerging Infectious Diseases, Department of State Open Forum, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.186
Amendment No. Two Amending the Project Grant Agreement of May 12, 1995 Between the U.S. and Peru for the Alternative Development Project	98-7000-25.10
Amendment No. Two to the Project Grant Agreement of Sept. 26, 1995 Between the U.S. and South Africa To Support the South Africa Basic Education Reconstruction Project (SABER), with Annex	98-7000-25.11
Amendment No. 1 to the Strategic Objective Grant Agreement Between the U.S. and Indonesia for Urban Environmental Management	98-7000-25.8
Amendment to the U.S.-Japan Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement (ACSA)	98-3500-15.13
Amendments to the Annex of the Protocol of 1978 Relating to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973	98-7000-25.95
Amendments to the Guidelines on the Enhanced Programme of Inspections During Surveys of Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.187
Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Shipments Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC) Code of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.191
Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (BCH Code) of the Protocol of 1978 Relating to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973	98-7000-25.193
Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC) Code of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as Modified by the Protocol of 1978	98-7000-25.192
Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk (IGC Code) of the International Convention for the Safety of Life Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.188
Amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.189
Amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.190
Amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.194
American Team To Recover Remains in North Korea	98-3500-15.14
America's Asia-Pacific Security Strategy	98-3500-18.6
Angola: Follow-On Peacekeeping Operation	98-7000-9.17
Annan Secures Deal with Iraq: How Will U.S. React?	98-9850-12.127
Annual Report Specifying the Countries Eligible for Participation in a Cooperative Project Under Section 27(j)(2) of the Arms Export Control Act	98-3500-24.4
Annual Report to Congress on Peacekeeping	98-020-19
Annual Report to Congress on the Activities of the Multinational Force and Observers, 1996-97	98-7000-40
Annual Report to Congress on the Activities of the Multinational Force and Observers, 1997-98	98-7000-40
Annual Report to the Congress: U.S. Assistance to United Nations Peacekeeping Operations	98-020-19
Annual Review of Telecommunications Trade Agreements Highlights Market Access Concerns in Mexico and Canada	98-440-4.47
Antarctica: An Important New Agreement	98-7000-131.2
Anti-Drug Efforts: Support for Multilateral Certification	98-9850-12.189
ANZUS: A View from the Trenches	98-3920-4.109
APEC Agriculture and Trade: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Region Buying More U.S. Consumer-Ready Food Products	98-1500-32
APEC Economic Leaders Declaration: Connecting the APEC Community	98-9510-1.186
APEC: Facing the Challenge	98-7000-2.122
APEC Leaders Mettle Tested in Vancouver; Will Bailout Plan Work?	98-9850-12.65
APEC Meetings in Vancouver: What Was Really Accomplished?	98-9850-12.67
Appellate Body Finds EC Hormone Ban Inconsistent with WTO Obligations Under SPS Agreement	98-440-4.25
Arab League Boycott of Israel: Waiver of Prohibition for Certain Countries	98-7000-9.25
Argentina: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.7
Argentina: Proposed Transfer of Excess P-3B Patrol Aircraft	98-3500-24.121
Argentina: Proposed Transfer of Twelve Excess UH-1H Utility Helicopters	98-3500-24.60
Argentina: Space Cooperation--SAC-B Astrophysics Engineering Demonstration Mission	98-7000-12.8
Arrangement Between the U.S. and Germany Regarding the Application of Article 73 of the Supplementary Agreement of Aug. 3, 1959 to the NATO Status of Forces Agreement, with Related Letters	98-7000-25.176
Arrangement Between the U.S. and Germany Relating to the Status of Troop Care Enterprises and Their Employees Under Art. 72, para. 4 of the Supplementary Agreement of Aug. 3, 1959 to the NATO Status of Forces Agreement, with Related Letters	98-7000-25.175
Arrangement Between the U.S. and Namibia for Cooperation in the Global Learning and Observations To Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) Program, with Appendices	98-7000-25.46
Arrangement Between the U.S. and the Netherlands for the Exchange of Technical Information and Cooperation in (Nuclear) Regulatory and Safety Research Matters, with Addendum	98-7000-25.45
ASEAN Currency Crisis: Who Is To Blame?	98-9850-12.7
Asian Elephant Conservation Act of 1997	98-21650-11
Asian Elephant Conservation Act of 1997 (Public Law 105-96)	98-9510-2.3
Asian Financial Crisis and U.S. Agricultural Exports	98-1920-2.9
Asian Financial Crisis: Bouquets for Uncle Sam Amid Continued Worries	98-9850-12.111
Asian Financial Crisis: Dollar Peg for Indonesia a Bad Idea; IMF Role Debated	98-9850-12.124
Asian Financial Crisis: Indonesia at a Turning Point; Japan's Role	98-9850-12.135
Asian Financial Crisis: Japan's Big Bang, Indonesia's Boat People	98-9850-12.156
Asian Financial Crisis: Recognizing the Gravity of Japan's Responsibility	98-9850-12.181
Asian Financial Crisis: Tigers in a Tailspin	98-9850-12.59
Asian Growth Outpaces World Economy's	98-1500-32
Asian, Russian Financial Crises: More Cause for Alarm	98-9850-12.245
Asia-Pacific Cooperation (APEC)	98-7000-123.5
Assembly Industry in Hungary: Favorable Business Climate Creates New Opportunities for U.S. Industries	98-9880-1.108
Assessment of AID Environmental Programs	98-9930-8
Assistant Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean Mark Schneider, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights, Washington, D.C.	98-9910-108.28
Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Asia and the Pacific Subcommittee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.154
Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs Jeffrey Davidow, Mexican Foreign Minister Gurria et al: Remarks at Treaty-Signing Ceremony, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.79
Assistant Secretary for Inter-American Affairs Jeffrey Davidow: Remarks to the Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Latin America, Miami, Florida	98-7000-75.95
Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees, and Migration Phyllis E. Oakley: Statement Before the 48th Session of the UNHCR Executive Committee, Geneva, Switzerland	98-7000-75.52
Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees, and Migration Phyllis E. Oakley: U.S. Plenary Statement Before the 48th Session of the UNHCR Executive Committee, Geneva, Switzerland	98-7000-75.47
Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck: Statement on H.R. 1685, Freedom from Religious Persecution Act of 1997, Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.4
Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck: Statement on U.S. Democracy Promotion in Asia Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.20
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Address on U.S.-China Relations at World Economic Forum, Hong Kong	98-7000-75.49
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Address to Plenary Session, World Economic Forum, Hong Kong	98-7000-75.50
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Remarks/Q&A at Closing Plenary Session of World Economic Forum, Hong Kong	98-7000-75.51
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Statement on Situation in Cambodia Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.2
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Stanley O. Roth: Statement on U.S.-China Relations and the China Policy Act of 1997 Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.19
Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian Affairs Karl F. Inderfurth: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, Conditions in Afghanistan	98-7000-75.59
Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian Affairs Karl F. Inderfurth: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, U.S. Interests and Policy Goals in South Asia	98-7000-75.58
Assisting Legislatures in Developing Countries: A Framework for Program Planning and Implementation	98-9930-37.6
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)	98-7000-123.6
Au Pair Programs Extension (Public Law 105-48)	98-9510-2.1
Aurelia E. Brazeal, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, Washington, DC, U.S. Policy on Indonesia	98-7000-75.244
Australia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.37
Australia: Defense--Communications	98-7000-12.65
Australia: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.85
Australia: Defense--Navstar Global Positioning System	98-7000-12.83
Australia: Defense--Radar	98-7000-12.84
Australia Group	98-9820-1.3
Australia Group: Australia Group Meeting, 6-9 Oct. 1997, Paris	98-9820-1.2
Australia: Joint Defense Space Communications Station	98-7000-12.64
Australia: Joint Defense Space Research Facility	98-7000-12.63
Australia: Meteorology--Stratosphere-Troposphere Exchange Project	98-7000-12.199
Australia: Proposed Sale of Excess Aircraft Spare Parts	98-3500-24.70
Australia: Proposed Sale of Excess Data Processing Equipment	98-3500-24.88
Australia: Proposed Sale of Excess F-111 Aircraft Spare Parts	98-3500-24.87
Australia: Proposed Sale of Excess Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.86
Australia: Proposed Transfer of Excess MK 92 MOD 2 Fire Control System Components	98-3500-24.16
Australia: Proposed Transfer of 22,973 Generation III Image Intensification Tubes	98-7000-9.71
Australia: Space Cooperation	98-7000-12.10
Australia: Telecommunications	98-7000-12.49
Austria: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.45
Austria: Proposed Sale of Fourteen Excess M185 Cannon Tubes	98-3500-24.122
Background Notes: Antigua and Barbuda	98-7000-17.60
Background Notes: Argentina	98-7000-17.6
Background Notes: Argentina	98-7000-17.59
Background Notes: Australia	98-7000-17.18
Background Notes: Austria	98-7000-17.79
Background Notes: Bahamas	98-7000-17.33
Background Notes: Bahamas	98-7000-17.58
Background Notes: Bangladesh	98-7000-17.22
Background Notes: Bangladesh	98-7000-17.90
Background Notes: Barbados	98-7000-17.57
Background Notes: Belize	98-7000-17.7
Background Notes: Belize	98-7000-17.56
Background Notes: Bolivia	98-7000-17.65
Background Notes: Botswana	98-7000-17.12
Background Notes: Brazil	98-7000-17.8
Background Notes: Brazil	98-7000-17.66
Background Notes: Brunei	98-7000-17.19
Background Notes: Burkina Faso	98-7000-17.82
Background Notes: Canada	98-7000-17.13
Background Notes: Canada	98-7000-17.62
Background Notes: Chile	98-7000-17.67
Background Notes: China	98-7000-17.17
Background Notes: Colombia	98-7000-17.68
Background Notes: Costa Rica	98-7000-17.69
Background Notes: Cyprus	98-7000-17.5
Background Notes: Dominica	98-7000-17.70
Background Notes: Dominican Republic	98-7000-17.71
Background Notes: Ecuador	98-7000-17.72
Background Notes: El Salvador	98-7000-17.9
Background Notes: El Salvador	98-7000-17.73
Background Notes: Eritrea	98-7000-17.53
Background Notes: Estonia	98-7000-17.4
Background Notes: Ethiopia	98-7000-17.52
Background Notes: France	98-7000-17.64
Background Notes: Germany	98-7000-17.63
Background Notes: Ghana	98-7000-17.35
Background Notes: Grenada	98-7000-17.74
Background Notes: Guatemala	98-7000-17.75
Background Notes: Guyana	98-7000-17.76
Background Notes: Haiti	98-7000-17.14
Background Notes: Haiti	98-7000-17.78
Background Notes: Holy See	98-7000-17.91
Background Notes: Honduras	98-7000-17.77
Background Notes: India	98-7000-17.21
Background Notes: Indonesia	98-7000-17.29
Background Notes: Jamaica	98-7000-17.38
Background Notes: Japan	98-7000-17.28
Background Notes: Japan	98-7000-17.32
Background Notes: Japan	98-7000-17.83
Background Notes: Kenya	98-7000-17.54
Background Notes: Latvia	98-7000-17.3
Background Notes: Lithuania	98-7000-17.31
Background Notes: Luxembourg	98-7000-17.86
Background Notes: Malaysia	98-7000-17.1
Background Notes: Mexico	98-7000-17.15
Background Notes: Mexico	98-7000-17.39
Background Notes: Mongolia	98-7000-17.87
Background Notes: New Zealand	98-7000-17.27
Background Notes: New Zealand	98-7000-17.93
Background Notes: Nicaragua	98-7000-17.40
Background Notes on the Countries of the World	98-7000-17
Background Notes: Organization of American States	98-7000-17.41
Background Notes: Panama	98-7000-17.42
Background Notes: Paraguay	98-7000-17.43
Background Notes: Peru	98-7000-17.10
Background Notes: Peru	98-7000-17.44
Background Notes: Philippines	98-7000-17.26
Background Notes: Philippines	98-7000-17.92
Background Notes: Portugal	98-7000-17.80
Background Notes: Portugal	98-7000-17.89
Background Notes: Qatar	98-7000-17.20
Background Notes: Rwanda	98-7000-17.55
Background Notes: Senegal	98-7000-17.36
Background Notes: Singapore	98-7000-17.25
Background Notes: Slovak Republic	98-7000-17.85
Background Notes: South Africa	98-7000-17.37
Background Notes: South Korea	98-7000-17.24
Background Notes: South Korea	98-7000-17.84
Background Notes: St. Kitts and Nevis	98-7000-17.45
Background Notes: St. Lucia	98-7000-17.46
Background Notes: St. Vincent and the Grenadines	98-7000-17.47
Background Notes: Suriname	98-7000-17.48
Background Notes: Taiwan	98-7000-17.81
Background Notes: Tanzania	98-7000-17.88
Background Notes: Thailand	98-7000-17.23
Background Notes: Togo	98-7000-17.16
Background Notes: Trinidad and Tobago	98-7000-17.49
Background Notes: Uganda	98-7000-17.34
Background Notes: United Kingdom	98-7000-17.61
Background Notes: United Nations	98-7000-17.30
Background Notes: Uruguay	98-7000-17.50
Background Notes: Venezuela	98-7000-17.11
Background Notes: Venezuela	98-7000-17.51
Background Notes: Zambia	98-7000-17.2
Bahamas: Eximbank Support for Sale of Defense Articles and Services	98-7000-9.45
Bahrain: Defense	98-7000-12.19
Bahrain: Defense--Support	98-7000-12.61
Bahrain: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.27
Bahrain: Proposed Transfer of Excess Ammunition and Grenades	98-3500-24.18
Bahrain: Proposed Transfer of Excess M85 Machine Guns	98-3500-24.17
Bahrain: Proposed Transfer of Excess 8-inch Howitzer Ammunition	98-3500-24.129
Bailout Plan for South Korea: Loss of Sovereignty or Valuable Lesson?	98-9850-12.75
Bangladesh: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.17
Bangladesh: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.67
Bangladesh: Proposed Transfer of Four Excess C-130B Cargo Aircraft	98-3500-24.32
Basic Exchange and Cooperative Agreement Between the U.S. and Bulgaria for Topographic Mapping, Nautical and Aeronautical Charting, Safety to Flight and Sea Navigation Information, Geodesy and Gravimetrics, Digital Data, and Related Global Geospatial Information and Services, with Annexes	98-7000-25.156
Basic Exchange and Cooperative Agreement Between the U.S. and Portugal Concerning Mapping, Charting and Geodesy Cooperation, with Annexes	98-7000-25.7
Bear Protection Act of 1998	98-25320-3
Beaten by the Bugs: The Soviet-Afghan War Experience	98-3710-1.111
Belarus	98-9110-1.7
Belarus: Scientific Cooperation	98-7000-12.3
Belarus: Suppression of Independent Newspaper Svaboda	98-7000-131.1
Belgium: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.48
Belgium: Atomic Energy--Technical Information Exchange and Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Matters	98-7000-12.29
Belgium: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.86
Belgium: Defense--Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-12.87
Belgium: Proposed Transfer of Excess C-130C Cargo Aircraft	98-3500-24.28
Benin: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.68
Beyond the Asian Financial Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Leadership	98-29590-10.3
Bilateral Donor Agencies and the Environment: Pest and Pesticide Management	98-9910-187.1
Bill Richardson, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations: Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary and Related Agencies and the House Committee on Appropriations, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.209
Birmingham Group of Eight Summit Statement	98-9510-1.358
Bits, Bytes, and Diplomacy	98-29590-19.3
Bombing of U.S. Embassies in Africa: Superpower in the Cross Hairs	98-9850-12.242
Bonn Contact Group Meeting on Kosovo: Dodging Major Issues	98-9850-12.227
Bosnia and Albania: Reprogramming of FY97 Funds	98-7000-9.36
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.61
Bosnia at Election Time: As Far Away from Peace As It Was at Dayton	98-9850-12.11
Bosnia: Concerns Continue as Municipal Elections Near	98-9850-12.5
Bosnia: FY97 Funds for Peacekeeping Activities	98-7000-9.8
Bosnia Herzegovina: Proposed Transfer of Excess Ammunition	98-3500-24.20
Bosnia: Proposed Establishment of a Security Assistance Organization	98-3500-24.6
Bosnia: Searching for Common Ground on Radio	98-29590-19.5
Bosnian Elections: First Step, Daunting Challenges Ahead	98-9850-12.15
Botswana: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.69
Botswana: Proposed Transfer of an Excess C-130B Cargo Aircraft	98-3500-24.79
Botswana: Proposed Transfer of Excess 20mm Ammunition	98-3500-24.13
Bottom Line: A New Partnership That Works, U.S.-Asia Environmental Partnership 1995 Annual Report	98-9910-67
Brazil: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.55
Brazil: Industrial and Military Cooperation	98-7000-12.70
Brazil: Narcotic Drugs--Control of Illicit Traffic	98-7000-12.196
Brazil: Review Extension for Nuclear Export License Application	98-7000-9.46
Brazil: Space Cooperation	98-7000-12.9
Building on Private Sector Partnership in Slovenia	98-9910-9.1
Bulgaria: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.1
Bulgaria and NATO: 7 Lost Years	98-3920-35.19
Bulgaria: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.71
Bulgaria: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.72
Bulgaria: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.115
Burma: Obligation of Funds To Promote Democracy	98-7000-9.7
Calculating China's Advances in the South China Sea: Identifying the Triggers of Expansionism	98-3810-1.108
Cambodia	98-9110-1.9
Cambodia: Multi-Benefit Food and Health Enterprise Development Model--Program Review	98-9910-172
Campaign Funding Investigations: Serious Problem for White House, Gore	98-9850-12.18
Can Nigeria Make a Peaceful Transition to Democratic Governance?	98-29590-10.1
Canada: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.50
Canada: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.38
Canada: Defense--Communications	98-7000-12.39
Canada: Defense--Technology Transfer	98-7000-12.40
Canada: Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Preferred Weapon System Concept (PWSC)	98-3500-24.36
Canada: North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)	98-7000-12.37
Canada: North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)	98-7000-12.62
Canada: Proposed Sale of Excess Aircraft Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.113
Canada: Satellites--RADARSAT Project	98-7000-12.50
Canada's Initiative on Magazines Looks Like Same Old Story	98-440-4.77
Canadian Involvement in Mexico's Maquiladora Industry	98-9880-1.111
Capital Inflows, Financial Intermediation, and Aggregate Demand: Empirical Evidence from Mexico and Other Pacific Basin Countries	98-9360-32
Capital Punishment in the U.S.: Unworthy of a Civilized Country	98-9850-12.116
Caribbean Geopolitics and Geonarcotics: New Dynamics, Same Old Dilemma	98-3810-1.107
Carol A. Peasley, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on Africa, Washington, D.C., Anti-Corruption Efforts in Africa	98-9910-108.37
Case Study: Ecuador	98-9910-185.4
Case Study: Indonesia	98-9910-185.2
Case Study: Kenya	98-9910-185.1
Case Study: Tanzania	98-9910-185.3
Causes and Propagation of Financial Instability: Lessons for Policymakers	98-9360-40
Cavalese Cable Car Disaster and U.S./NATO Bases in Italy	98-9850-12.120
CCC Export Credit Guarantee Programs (GSM-102/103)	98-1920-2.2
CCC Supplier Credit Guarantee Program	98-1920-2.1
Central Africa	98-9110-1.5
Challenge and Change: A Legacy for the Future	98-3710-1.105
Challenges of Building a Korean Peace Process: Political and Economic Transition on the Korean Peninsula	98-29590-10.4
Challenges of Civil-Military Operations	98-3920-4.103
Charter of Partnership Among the U.S. and the Republic of Estonia, Republic of Latvia, and Republic of Lithuania	98-9510-1.216
Chernomyrdin's Failure Likely	98-9850-12.255
Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments	98-9110-4
Chile: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.41
Chile: Proposed Transfer of Excess VULCAN Air Defense Systems and Ammunition	98-3500-24.107
Chile: Proposed Transfer of Two Excess TH-57A SEA RANGER Utility Helicopters	98-3500-24.120
Chile: Small Country and Policy Pioneer	98-1500-32
China	98-9110-1.10
China Challenge in the Twenty-First Century: Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy	98-29590-19.6
China: Restoring the Middle Kingdom	98-3720-1.113
China's Civil Aviation Flight Standards Operations and Maintenance Safety Review	98-7300-3
China's Economy in 1995-97	98-9110-76
China's Evolving Automotive Industry and Market	98-9880-1.110
China's New Leadership: Great Leap Forward into 21st Century	98-9850-12.147
China's Rising Imports Will Not Cause Global Grain Shortage	98-1500-32
China's Seasat: Media Reveal Details of Plan To Launch Nation's First Ocean Satellite	98-9120-2.2
China's 15th Party Congress: Out from the Shadow of Deng Xiaoping	98-9850-12.16
CIA Maps and Atlases	98-9110-1
CIS and the Caucasus	98-3920-35.12
Civilian-Military Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance: Lessons from Rwanda	98-3720-1.116
Clinton Addresses 52nd Session of UNGA: Year of Reform, Budgets and Congress	98-9850-12.19
Clinton at U.S.-EU Summit and WTO/GATT 50th Anniversary	98-9850-12.195
Clinton Conquered Sarajevo's Heart, But When Will Peace Reign?	98-9850-12.87
Clinton in Africa: A Window of Opportunity for Continent	98-9850-12.154
Clinton in China: Getting the Balance Right	98-9850-12.219
Clinton in China: Seeking Dialogue with The Giant; Silencing Critics at Home	98-9850-12.221
Clinton in Germany: An Anniversary and Partnership with Europe	98-9850-12.192
Clinton Move on Cuba: A Modest Step in the Right Direction	98-9850-12.151
Clinton Scandal: First Lady's Defense; Concerns Still High	98-9850-12.108
Clinton to Africa: A Milestone in the Continent's History	98-9850-12.161
Clinton to Africa: A New Focus on Africa	98-9850-12.144
Clinton to Africa: Serious Debate About Development Has Begun	98-9850-12.152
Clinton to Africa: Trade Not Aid Message Received	98-9850-12.148
Clinton to China: A Leap over the Great Wall in Sino-U.S. Ties	98-9850-12.225
Clinton to China: Engaging the Dragon	98-9850-12.217
Clinton to Latin America: Trade Issues and A New Dialogue	98-9850-12.32
Clinton to South America: Political Good Will, Some Gains on Trade	98-9850-12.37
Clinton to Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina: Trade, Security Issues Top List	98-9850-12.31
Clinton Visit A Success, But Latin Americans Will Look to Their Interests	98-9850-12.42
Clinton-Jiang Summit: Will Maturing U.S.-China Ties Make the World A Safer Place?	98-9850-12.48
Clinton-Netanyahu Last Chance for Peace?	98-9850-12.101
Clinton's Confession: Criticism of President Up	98-9850-12.250
Clinton's Global Warming Plan: Irresponsible or Important Step?	98-9850-12.41
Clinton-Yeltsin Summit: Little Hope for Major Accomplishments	98-9850-12.256
Closing Remarks at the Summit of the Americas in Santiago	98-9510-1.319
Cohen: Despite Budget Constraints, U.S. Will Continue To Respond to Changing World Events	98-3500-18.13
Cohen to Asia: Region Assured of U.S. Continued Support	98-9850-12.107
Colombia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.29
Colombia: Defense--Caribbean Basin Radar Network (CBRN)	98-7000-12.73
Colombia: International Military Education and Training Program	98-7000-9.22
Colombia: Proposed Transfer of Three Excess OV-10A BRONCO Aircraft	98-3500-24.30
Colombia: Proposed Transfer of Two Excess POINT-Class Patrol Boats and One Excess BALSAM-Class Buoy Tender	98-3500-24.76
Colombia: Weather Stations	98-7000-12.185
Commencement Address at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland	98-9510-1.376
Commonly Asked Questions on the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR)	98-9820-1.5
Communique: Entebbe Summit for Peace and Prosperity	98-9510-1.280
Community of St. Egidio in Kosovo	98-29590-19.5
Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Signatories/Ratifiers	98-9820-1.7
Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Signatories/Ratifiers	98-9820-1.9
Constitutional Role of Congress: Lessons in Unpreparedness	98-3710-1.104
Contact Group Statement on Bosnia, Republika Srpska, Croatia, and Montenegro	98-7000-131.4
Contact Group Statement on Kosovo	98-7000-131.5
Contributions to International Organizations Appropriation: Transfer of FY97 Funds	98-7000-9.40
Cooperation Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy Between the U.S. and Brazil, Message from the President	98-21460-35
Cooperative Scientific Program on Midcourse Space Experiment (MSX) Satellite Trials Project Arrangement: Project Certification	98-3500-24.75
Cooperative Threat Reduction: FY97 Funding	98-3500-5.2
Coordinator for Cuban Affairs Michael E. Ranneberger: Remarks at Friedrich Hayek University, Coral Gables, Florida	98-7000-75.87
CORONA: The First U.S. Photoreconnaissance Satellite	98-3700-1.101
Costa Rica: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.33
Costa Rica: Defense--Caribbean Basin Radar Network (CBRN)	98-7000-12.74
Costs of NATO Enlargement: Moderate and Affordable	98-3920-35.2
Countdown to Jiang Visit: Will China's PR Offensive Work?	98-9850-12.40
Counterdrug Operations in U.S. Pacific Command	98-3920-4.108
Counternarcotics Assistance: Proposed FY97 Drawdown	98-7000-9.42
Country Analysis Brief: Afghanistan Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.79
Country Analysis Brief: Algeria	98-3000-35.31
Country Analysis Brief: Angola	98-3000-35.52
Country Analysis Brief: Argentina	98-3000-35.1
Country Analysis Brief: Australia	98-3000-35.59
Country Analysis Brief: Azerbaijan	98-3000-35.11
Country Analysis Brief: Bolivia	98-3000-35.2
Country Analysis Brief: Brazil	98-3000-35.3
Country Analysis Brief: Canada	98-3000-35.25
Country Analysis Brief: Caribbean Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.26
Country Analysis Brief: Caspian Sea Region	98-3000-35.12
Country Analysis Brief: Chile	98-3000-35.4
Country Analysis Brief: China	98-3000-35.80
Country Analysis Brief: Colombia	98-3000-35.69
Country Analysis Brief: Congo-Brazzaville	98-3000-35.76
Country Analysis Brief: Cote d'Ivoire	98-3000-35.53
Country Analysis Brief: Ecuador	98-3000-35.27
Country Analysis Brief: Egypt	98-3000-35.32
Country Analysis Brief: Equatorial Guinea	98-3000-35.18
Country Analysis Brief: Equatorial Guinea	98-3000-35.77
Country Analysis Brief: Georgia	98-3000-35.13
Country Analysis Brief: Germany	98-3000-35.49
Country Analysis Brief: Greece	98-3000-35.9
Country Analysis Brief: Guatemala Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.5
Country Analysis Brief: India	98-3000-35.81
Country Analysis Brief: Indonesia	98-3000-35.54
Country Analysis Brief: Indonesia Situation Analysis Report	98-3000-35.60
Country Analysis Brief: Iran	98-3000-35.50
Country Analysis Brief: Iraq	98-3000-35.33
Country Analysis Brief: Iraqi Oil Exports--Background and Implications	98-3000-35.23
Country Analysis Brief: Israel	98-3000-35.34
Country Analysis Brief: Japan	98-3000-35.55
Country Analysis Brief: Jordan	98-3000-35.73
Country Analysis Brief: Kazakhstan	98-3000-35.29
Country Analysis Brief: Kuwait	98-3000-35.16
Country Analysis Brief: Libya	98-3000-35.19
Country Analysis Brief: Malaysia	98-3000-35.56
Country Analysis Brief: Mexico	98-3000-35.47
Country Analysis Brief: Nigeria	98-3000-35.37
Country Analysis Brief: North Korea	98-3000-35.20
Country Analysis Brief: North Sea	98-3000-35.10
Country Analysis Brief: Oman	98-3000-35.35
Country Analysis Brief: Pakistan	98-3000-35.57
Country Analysis Brief: Panama Canal	98-3000-35.48
Country Analysis Brief: Paraguay	98-3000-35.6
Country Analysis Brief: Peru	98-3000-35.28
Country Analysis Brief: Philippines	98-3000-35.82
Country Analysis Brief: Poland	98-3000-35.72
Country Analysis Brief: Qatar	98-3000-35.74
Country Analysis Brief: Saudi Arabia	98-3000-35.36
Country Analysis Brief: South Africa	98-3000-35.38
Country Analysis Brief: South China Sea Region	98-3000-35.83
Country Analysis Brief: South Korea	98-3000-35.21
Country Analysis Brief: Southern African Development Community	98-3000-35.78
Country Analysis Brief: Syria	98-3000-35.51
Country Analysis Brief: Taiwan	98-3000-35.39
Country Analysis Brief: Thailand	98-3000-35.58
Country Analysis Brief: Turkey	98-3000-35.71
Country Analysis Brief: Turkmenistan	98-3000-35.14
Country Analysis Brief: Ukraine	98-3000-35.15
Country Analysis Brief: United Arab Emirates	98-3000-35.17
Country Analysis Brief: Uruguay	98-3000-35.7
Country Analysis Brief: Uzbekistan	98-3000-35.30
Country Analysis Brief: Venezuela	98-3000-35.8
Country Analysis Brief: Vietnam	98-3000-35.40
Country Analysis Brief: Yemen	98-3000-35.75
Country Analysis Briefs: East Asia--The Energy Situation	98-3000-35.45
Country Analysis Briefs: East Asia--The Energy Situation	98-3000-35.85
Country Analysis Briefs: Higher OPEC Production Could Push Oil Prices Lower	98-3000-35.42
Country Analysis Briefs: Monthly Energy Chronology	98-3000-35.24
Country Analysis Briefs: Monthly Energy Chronology	98-3000-35.46
Country Analysis Briefs: Monthly Energy Chronology	98-3000-35.67
Country Analysis Briefs: Monthly Energy Chronology	98-3000-35.86
Country Analysis Briefs: Non-OPEC Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.62
Country Analysis Briefs: OPEC Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.22
Country Analysis Briefs: OPEC Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.41
Country Analysis Briefs: OPEC Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.61
Country Analysis Briefs: OPEC Fact Sheet	98-3000-35.84
Country Analysis Briefs: Regional Indicators--Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)	98-3000-35.63
Country Analysis Briefs: Regional Indicators--Central America	98-3000-35.68
Country Analysis Briefs: Regional Indicators--European Union (EU)	98-3000-35.70
Country Analysis Briefs: World Energy Sanctions	98-3000-35.44
Country Analysis Briefs: World Energy Sanctions	98-3000-35.66
Country Analysis Briefs: World Oil Potential Hot Spots	98-3000-35.43
Country Analysis Briefs: World Oil Potential Hot Spots	98-3000-35.64
Country Analysis Briefs: World Oil Transit Chokepoints	98-3000-35.65
Country Commercial Guide: Algeria	98-2040-44.72
Country Commercial Guide: Argentina	98-2040-44.30
Country Commercial Guide: Armenia	98-2040-44.94
Country Commercial Guide: Australia	98-2040-44.1
Country Commercial Guide: Austria	98-2040-44.2
Country Commercial Guide: Bahamas	98-2040-44.31
Country Commercial Guide: Bahrain	98-2040-44.73
Country Commercial Guide: Bangladesh	98-2040-44.62
Country Commercial Guide: Barbados	98-2040-44.101
Country Commercial Guide: Belgium	98-2040-44.74
Country Commercial Guide: Bolivia	98-2040-44.3
Country Commercial Guide: Botswana	98-2040-44.32
Country Commercial Guide: Brazil	98-2040-44.4
Country Commercial Guide: Burkina Faso	98-2040-44.75
Country Commercial Guide: Burma	98-2040-44.63
Country Commercial Guide: Cameroon	98-2040-44.64
Country Commercial Guide: Canada	98-2040-44.5
Country Commercial Guide: Cape Verde	98-2040-44.76
Country Commercial Guide: Chile	98-2040-44.6
Country Commercial Guide: China	98-2040-44.102
Country Commercial Guide: Colombia	98-2040-44.7
Country Commercial Guide: Costa Rica	98-2040-44.8
Country Commercial Guide: Cote d'Ivoire	98-2040-44.9
Country Commercial Guide: Cyprus	98-2040-44.77
Country Commercial Guide: Czech Republic	98-2040-44.78
Country Commercial Guide: Denmark	98-2040-44.12
Country Commercial Guide: Dominican Republic	98-2040-44.33
Country Commercial Guide: Ecuador	98-2040-44.13
Country Commercial Guide: Egypt	98-2040-44.14
Country Commercial Guide: El Salvador	98-2040-44.15
Country Commercial Guide: Ethiopia	98-2040-44.95
Country Commercial Guide: European Union	98-2040-44.103
Country Commercial Guide: Finland	98-2040-44.16
Country Commercial Guide: France	98-2040-44.79
Country Commercial Guide: Germany	98-2040-44.34
Country Commercial Guide: Ghana	98-2040-44.35
Country Commercial Guide: Greece	98-2040-44.17
Country Commercial Guide: Guatemala	98-2040-44.18
Country Commercial Guide: Guinea	98-2040-44.80
Country Commercial Guide: Haiti	98-2040-44.36
Country Commercial Guide: Honduras	98-2040-44.37
Country Commercial Guide: Hong Kong	98-2040-44.38
Country Commercial Guide: Hungary	98-2040-44.39
Country Commercial Guide: India	98-2040-44.99
Country Commercial Guide: Indonesia	98-2040-44.40
Country Commercial Guide: Israel	98-2040-44.41
Country Commercial Guide: Italy	98-2040-44.19
Country Commercial Guide: Jamaica	98-2040-44.20
Country Commercial Guide: Japan	98-2040-44.65
Country Commercial Guide: Japan	98-2040-44.104
Country Commercial Guide: Jordan	98-2040-44.81
Country Commercial Guide: Korea	98-2040-44.66
Country Commercial Guide: Kuwait	98-2040-44.82
Country Commercial Guide: Latvia	98-2040-44.96
Country Commercial Guide: Lebanon	98-2040-44.83
Country Commercial Guide: Lithuania	98-2040-44.42
Country Commercial Guide: Malawi	98-2040-44.21
Country Commercial Guide: Malaysia	98-2040-44.22
Country Commercial Guide: Malta	98-2040-44.84
Country Commercial Guide: Mauritius	98-2040-44.85
Country Commercial Guide: Mexico	98-2040-44.23
Country Commercial Guide: Morocco	98-2040-44.43
Country Commercial Guide: Mozambique	98-2040-44.105
Country Commercial Guide: Namibia	98-2040-44.24
Country Commercial Guide: Nepal	98-2040-44.100
Country Commercial Guide: Netherlands	98-2040-44.25
Country Commercial Guide: New Zealand	98-2040-44.86
Country Commercial Guide: Nicaragua	98-2040-44.26
Country Commercial Guide: Niger	98-2040-44.67
Country Commercial Guide: Nigeria	98-2040-44.44
Country Commercial Guide: Norway	98-2040-44.27
Country Commercial Guide: Pakistan	98-2040-44.10
Country Commercial Guide: Panama	98-2040-44.45
Country Commercial Guide: Papua New Guinea	98-2040-44.70
Country Commercial Guide: Paraguay	98-2040-44.46
Country Commercial Guide: Peru	98-2040-44.47
Country Commercial Guide: Philippines	98-2040-44.48
Country Commercial Guide: Poland	98-2040-44.87
Country Commercial Guide: Qatar	98-2040-44.97
Country Commercial Guide: Romania	98-2040-44.11
Country Commercial Guide: Russia	98-2040-44.49
Country Commercial Guide: Saudi Arabia	98-2040-44.50
Country Commercial Guide: Senegal	98-2040-44.88
Country Commercial Guide: Singapore	98-2040-44.51
Country Commercial Guide: Spain	98-2040-44.52
Country Commercial Guide: Sri Lanka	98-2040-44.28
Country Commercial Guide: Suriname	98-2040-44.89
Country Commercial Guide: Swaziland	98-2040-44.53
Country Commercial Guide: Sweden	98-2040-44.54
Country Commercial Guide: Switzerland	98-2040-44.68
Country Commercial Guide: Syria	98-2040-44.90
Country Commercial Guide: Taiwan	98-2040-44.29
Country Commercial Guide: Thailand	98-2040-44.55
Country Commercial Guide: Togo	98-2040-44.106
Country Commercial Guide: Trinidad and Tobago	98-2040-44.56
Country Commercial Guide: Tunisia	98-2040-44.69
Country Commercial Guide: Turkey	98-2040-44.57
Country Commercial Guide: Turkmenistan	98-2040-44.107
Country Commercial Guide: Uganda	98-2040-44.91
Country Commercial Guide: United Arab Emirates	98-2040-44.58
Country Commercial Guide: United Kingdom	98-2040-44.98
Country Commercial Guide: Uruguay	98-2040-44.59
Country Commercial Guide: Venezuela	98-2040-44.60
Country Commercial Guide: Vietnam	98-2040-44.71
Country Commercial Guide: West Bank and Gaza	98-2040-44.92
Country Commercial Guide: Yemen	98-2040-44.61
Country Commercial Guide: Zambia	98-2040-44.93
Country Commercial Guides	98-2040-44
Country Energy Profile: China	98-3000-54
Country Reports on Economic Policy and Trade Practices	98-21460-1
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1997	98-25380-14
Crisis in Kosovo: Between Peace and Genocide	98-9850-12.214
Crisis in Kosovo: Call for NATO Intervention To Prevent Second Bosnia	98-9850-12.206
Crisis in Kosovo: No Miracle Solutions	98-9850-12.136
Crisis in Kosovo: The Smoldering Volcano	98-9850-12.141
Crisis in Kosovo: Too Late To Avoid All-Out War?	98-9850-12.232
Crisis in Kosovo: UN Arms Embargo Against FRY Mostly Symbolic	98-9850-12.160
Cuba: Will Pope's Visit Foster Democratic Change?	98-9850-12.99
Cuban Threat to U.S. National Security: Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Assessment	98-3500-5.3
Cyprus in the Post-Cold War Era: Moving Toward a Settlement?	98-29590-19.2
Czech Republic and Poland: Floods	98-9910-79.2
Czech Republic: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.32
Czech Republic: FY97 Central Europe Defense Loan Program	98-7000-9.28
Daily Digest	98-9850-12
Dairy Export Incentive Program	98-1920-2.3
Dairy Products, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.1
David J. Scheffer, Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues and Head of the U.S. Delegation to the U.N. Diplomatic Conference on the Establishment of a Permanent International Criminal Court, Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, DC, Developments at Rome Treaty Conference	98-7000-75.263
David J. Scheffer, Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, U.S. Department of State: Address at Washington College of Law, American University, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.189
David J. Scheffer, Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, U.S. Department of State: Address Before the Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California	98-7000-75.231
David J. Scheffer, Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, U.S. Department of State: Address Before the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.236
David Scheffer, Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues, U.S. Department of State: Address Before the Committee of Conscience, Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.207
Dayton Accords Must Succeed To Prevent Wider War	98-3500-18.3
Declaration of President Clinton and President Zedillo	98-9510-1.173
Declaration of the Presidents of the U.S. and of the Republic of Venezuela	98-9510-1.133
Declaration of the U.S.-Brazil Partnership for Education	98-9510-1.138
Defense	98-3500-1
Defense Enterprise Fund (DEF) Activities: Management Arrangements	98-7000-9.70
Defense Issues	98-3500-18
Defense Issues Index, Vol. 12, Nos. 1-58, Jan.-Dec. 1997	98-3500-18.5
Defense Security Assistance Agency Executive Communications to Congress	98-3500-24
Democracy and the International Interest	98-7000-2.111
Democratic Argentina's Global Reach: The Argentine Military in Peacekeeping Operations	98-3810-1.112
Democratic Decentralization in Mali: A Work in Progress	98-9930-36.4
Democratic Local Governance in Bolivia	98-9930-36.3
Democratic Local Governance in Honduras	98-9930-36.5
Democratic Local Governance in the Philippines: Tradition Hinders Transition	98-9930-36.1
Democratic Local Governance in Ukraine	98-9930-36.2
Democratic Republic of Congo: Kabila and Rebels Need To Talk	98-9850-12.254
Denmark: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.56
Denmark: Defense	98-7000-12.42
Denmark: Defense--Greenland	98-7000-12.75
Denton Amendment Program, Report to Congress (July 1, 1996-June 30, 1997)	98-9910-88
Denver Summit of the Eight	98-7000-119
Department of Defense Executive Communications to Congress	98-3500-5
Department of Defense News Briefings	98-3500-2
Department of Defense Speeches, Statements and Remarks	98-3500-27
Department of State Daily Press Briefings and Taken Questions	98-7000-4
Department of State Executive Communications to Congress	98-7000-9
Department of State Spokesman James P. Rubin: Remarks to the Press at the United Nations, New York, New York	98-7000-75.33
Department of Treasury Executive Communications to Congress	98-8000-5
Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1998 (Public Law 105-119)	98-9510-2.5
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Ronald E. Neumann: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Africa	98-7000-75.136
Deputy Secretary Hamre, Birmingham, Alabama	98-3500-27.10
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott: Address at Bucharest University, Bucharest, Romania	98-7000-75.179
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott: Address to the Conference, A Wider Europe: EU Enlargement and U.S. Interests,Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.175
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott: Address to the New Traditions Conference, Berlin, Germany	98-7000-75.180
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott: Remarks at Conference on Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Sponsored by the Center for International and Security Studies, University of Maryland	98-7000-75.54
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott: Remarks Before the World Affairs Council of Northern California, San Francisco, California, East Meets West: Regional Integration in an Era of Global Interdependence	98-7000-75.21
Deputy Secretary Strobe Talbott: Intervention at the Bonn Peace Implementation Conference, Bonn, Germany	98-7000-75.97
Deputy Secretary Talbott: Address at the Workshop on Ukraine-NATO Relations Sponsored by the Harvard University Project on Ukrainian Security and the Stanford-Harvard Preventive Defense Project, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.199
Deputy Secretary Talbott: Opening Doors and Building Bridges in the New Europe, Address to the Paasikivi Society, Helsinki, Finland	98-7000-75.117
Deputy Secretary Talbott: Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.187
Developments in Starr Investigation: Serious Setback for Clinton	98-9850-12.237
Diplomatic Framework Guiding U.S. Efforts on Nonproliferation	98-7000-2.154
Disapproving Extension of Nondiscriminatory Treatment to the Products of the People's Republic of China	98-21780-96
Disapproving Extension of Waiver Authority Under Section 402(c) of the Trade Act of 1974 with Respect to Vietnam	98-21780-97
Dispatch	98-7000-2
Dispatch: 1996 Index	98-7000-2.101
Dispatch: 1997 Index	98-7000-2.146
Dispute Between Ethiopia and Eritrea	98-7000-131.28
Diversification and Defense Market Assessments Comprehensive Guides for Entry into Overseas Markets	98-2020-6
Djibouti: Defense	98-7000-12.76
DOD Deploys Forces To Begin Next Series of Peacekeeping Training for African Militaries	98-3500-15.4
DOD Deploys Forces to Ghana To Conduct Peacekeeping Training	98-3500-15.12
DOD Deploys Forces to Mali To Conduct Peacekeeping Training	98-3500-15.10
DOD Deploys Soldiers with New Vehicle To Train Namibian Demining Teams	98-3500-15.9
DOD Team Amends CTR Agreements with Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Russia	98-3500-15.17
Doha Economic Conference: Empty Chairs Sign of Stalemate in Middle East	98-9850-12.55
Doha Economic Summit: Economic Normalization, Political Convictions	98-9850-12.39
Domestic Operations: The Canadian Approach	98-3720-1.102
Dominican Republic: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.57
Douglas Peterson, U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, Testimony Before the House Ways and Means Committee, Subcommittee on Trade, Washington, DC, Jackson-Vanik Waiver for Vietnam	98-7000-75.251
Dr. Janet Yellen, Chair, White House Council of Economic Advisers: Statement on the Economics of the Kyoto Protocol Before the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.167
Drug Certification Process: Unfair, Hypocritical Policy	98-9850-12.126
East Timor	98-29590-19.5
Eastern Slavonia: Report on United Nations Peacekeeping Activities and FY98 Reprogramming Request	98-7000-9.62
Economic Turmoil in Indonesia: Sunset for the Soeharto Regime?	98-9850-12.97
Ecuador: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.4
Ecuador-Peru: Historic Agreement on Border Dispute	98-7000-131.9
Ecuador-Peru Peace Talks	98-7000-131.13
Effects of Mexico's Peso Devaluation on Agricultural Trade	98-1500-32
Egypt: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.36
Egypt: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.77
Egypt: OMEGA Navigational Station	98-7000-12.183
Egypt: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.62
Egypt: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.63
Egypt: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.64
Egypt: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.65
Egypt: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.102
Egypt: Proposed Transfer of Three Excess SH-2 Helicopters	98-3500-24.21
El Salvador: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.21
El Salvador: Employment	98-7000-12.188
Elections in Republika Srpska: Victory for Radical Nationalists?	98-9850-12.69
Electronic Trade Transforms Delivery of Audiovisual Services	98-9880-1.105
Emigration Laws and Policies of Mongolia, Communication from the President	98-21780-85
Emigration Laws and Policies of Mongolia, Communication from the President	98-21780-94
End of the Beginning: The Emergence of a New Russia	98-7000-2.107
End State Pitfalls: A Strategic Perspective	98-3710-1.108
Energy Conservation in the Philippines	98-9930-38.3
Energy Conservation: Jamaica	98-9930-38.1
Energy Information Administration Country Analysis Briefs	98-3000-35
Energy Security in a Time of Plenty	98-3920-35.4
Ensuring Foreign Policy Tools That Sustain American Leadership	98-7000-2.141
Environmental Technologies Export Market Plans	98-2040-40
Equity in the Provision of Health Care: Ensuring Access of the Poor to Services Under User Fee Systems	98-9910-185
Establishing an International Criminal Court	98-7000-131.17
Estonia: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.78
Estonia: Proposed Transfer of Excess M14 Rifles and Ammunition	98-3500-24.127
Ethiopia, Eritrea and Uganda: Assistance To Deter Sudanese-Sponsored Aggression	98-7000-9.10
Ethiopia: Expulsions of Eritreans	98-7000-131.40
Ethiopia: FY97 Funds for Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution Activities	98-7000-9.14
Ethiopia: Proposed Establishment of a Security Assistance Organization	98-3500-24.1
Ethiopia-Eritrea: A War Between Brothers; A Challenge to the U.S.	98-9850-12.212
Ethnolinguistic Groups in Afghanistan	98-9110-1.3
Etude de Cas: La Guinee	98-9910-185.5
EU: Enlargement with the Cyprus Time Bomb	98-9850-12.163
EU Member States Endorse Biotech Corn Varieties	98-440-4.42
Europe on Iraq: There Goes the Common European Policy	98-9850-12.123
European Answer to the Balkan Question	98-7000-2.142
European Diversification and Defense Market Assessment: A Comprehensive Guide for Entry into Overseas Markets, Second Edition	98-2020-6.6
European Space Agency: Space Cooperation	98-7000-12.11
European Space Agency: Space Cooperation	98-7000-12.12
Europe's Non-Policy on Iraq: Who Is To Blame?	98-9850-12.133
Evaluating Chinese Military Procurement from Russia	98-3920-4.110
Evaluation of Democratic Local Governance	98-9930-36
Evaluation of Energy Conservation	98-9930-38
Evaluation of Legislative Strengthening	98-9930-37
Evaluation of U.S. Food Assistance	98-9930-29
Exchange with Reporters Aboard Air Force One	98-9510-1.135
Exchange with Reporters at the George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas	98-9510-1.162
Exchange with Reporters During a Visit to Robben Island, South Africa	98-9510-1.287
Exchange with Reporters During Discussion with Prime Minister Tony Blair of the United Kingdom in Birmingham	98-9510-1.351
Exchange with Reporters Following Discussions with Deputy President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa in Cape Town	98-9510-1.283
Exchange with Reporters Following Discussions with Prime Minister Bertie Ahern of Ireland	98-9510-1.201
Exchange with Reporters in the Village of Xiahe, China	98-9510-1.414
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with Former Senator George J. Mitchell	98-9510-1.308
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with President Jacques Chirac of France in Birmingham	98-9510-1.350
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with President Jerry John Rawlings of Ghana in Accra, Ghana	98-9510-1.272
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with President Jiang Zemin of China in Vancouver	98-9510-1.183
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu of Israel	98-9510-1.217
Exchange with Reporters Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto of Japan in Vancouver	98-9510-1.184
Executive Order 13067: Blocking Sudanese Government Property and Prohibiting Transactions with Sudan; Message to the Congress on Sudan	98-9510-1.157
Executive Order 13069: Prohibiting Certain Transactions with Respect to UNITA; Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on UNITA	98-9510-1.200
Executive Order 13074: Amendment to Executive Order 12656	98-9510-1.240
Executive Order 13079: Waiver Under the Trade Act of 1974 with Respect to Vietnam; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Most-Favored-Nation Status for Vietnam	98-9510-1.304
Executive Order 13082: Joint Mexican-U.S. Defense Commission	98-9510-1.336
Executive Order 13088: Blocking Property of the Governments of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), the Republic of Serbia, and the Republic of Montenegro, and Prohibiting New Investment in the Republic of Serbia in Response to the Situation in Kosovo	98-9510-1.397
Executive Order 13091: Administration of Arms Export Controls and Foreign Assistance	98-9510-1.426
Executive Order 13094: Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction; Message to the Congress on the Expansion of the Executive Order on Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction	98-9510-1.453
Executive Order 13097: Interparliamentary Union	98-9510-1.460
Executive Order 13098: Blocking Property of UNITA and Prohibiting Certain Transactions with Respect to UNITA; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Additional Sanctions Under the National Emergency with Respect to Angola (UNITA)	98-9510-1.468
Executive Order 13099: Prohibiting Transaction with Terrorists Who Threaten To Disrupt the Middle East Peace Process; Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting the Executive Order on Terrorists Who Threaten To Disrupt the Middle East Peace Process	98-9510-1.471
Expectations for Albright Visit: To Save Mideast Peace Process	98-9850-12.1
Experiments Protocol Between the U.S. and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) Relating to the Agreement of Dec. 8, 1997, Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation on Large Hadron Collider Activities	98-7000-25.91
Explosives, Propellant Powders, and Related Items, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.5
Export Administration Annual Report, FY96, and 1996 Report on Foreign Policy Export Controls	98-2020-4
Export Enhancement Program	98-1920-2.4
Export-Import Bank of the U.S. Country Limitation Schedule: Special Conditions Pertaining to Eximbank Loan and Guarantee Programs and Export Credit Insurance	98-9250-8
Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act of 1997 (Public Law 105-121)	98-9510-2.6
Extension of Nondiscriminatory (Most-Favored-Nation Treatment) to the Products of the Lao People's Democratic Republic	98-25360-13
Extension of Nondiscriminatory Treatment (Most-Favored-Nation Treatment) to the Products of Mongolia	98-25360-11
Extension of Waiver Authority for the People's Republic of China, Message from the President	98-21780-91
Extension of Waiver Authority for Vietnam, Message from the President	98-21780-92
Fact Sheet: Monitoring and Enforcing Trade Laws and Agreements	98-440-4.9
Fact Sheets	98-1920-2
FAS Speeches, Statements and Remarks	98-1920-24
FBIS Special Memorandum	98-9120-2
Federal Maritime Commission Executive Communications to Congress	98-9330-2
Federal Maritime Commission, FY96, 35th Annual Report	98-9330-1
Federal Maritime Commission, FY97, 36th Annual Report	98-9330-1
Fertilizers, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.3
Fighting Barbarians	98-3720-1.114
Financial Crisis in Asia: Amid Bright Signs, Asia Not Out of the Woods Yet	98-9850-12.119
Financial Crisis: Will New Japanese Government Be Bold Enough?	98-9850-12.240
Finland: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.35
Finland: Atomic Energy--Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-7000-12.192
Finland: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.43
Finland: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.21
First Joint Status Report of the U.S.-Japan Enhanced Initiative on Deregulation and Competition Policy	98-440-186
Food Aid	98-1920-2.8
Food Aid in Bangladesh: A Gradual Shift from Relief to Reform	98-9930-29.3
Food Aid in Ethiopia: Grain Saved Lives, Helped Stabilize Economy	98-9930-29.5
Food Aid in Ghana: An Elusive Self-Reliance	98-9930-29.1
Food Aid in Honduras: Program Has Become a Model for Development	98-9930-29.6
Food Aid in Indonesia: Grain Helped Catalyze Broad-Based Development	98-9930-29.2
Food Aid in the Sahel: $1 Billion Investment Shows Mixed Results	98-9930-29.4
Foreign Assets Control Regulations for the Financial Community	98-8000-10
Foreign Computer Manufacturers Sales to Japanese Public Sector Continue To Decline	98-440-4.69
Foreign Direct Investment in the U.S.: An Update, Review and Analysis of Current Developments	98-2000-8
Foreign Labor Trends	98-6360-1
Foreign Labor Trends: Antigua and Barbuda, 1995-96	98-6360-1.1
Foreign Labor Trends: Bangladesh, 1997	98-6360-1.10
Foreign Labor Trends: Barbados, 1995-96	98-6360-1.2
Foreign Labor Trends: China, 1996-97	98-6360-1.13
Foreign Labor Trends: Dominica, 1995-96	98-6360-1.3
Foreign Labor Trends: Ecuador, 1996-97	98-6360-1.14
Foreign Labor Trends: Finland, 1995-96	98-6360-1.8
Foreign Labor Trends: Grenada, 1995-96	98-6360-1.4
Foreign Labor Trends: India, 1996-97	98-6360-1.9
Foreign Labor Trends: Italy, 1996-97	98-6360-1.7
Foreign Labor Trends: Jamaica, 1996-97	98-6360-1.15
Foreign Labor Trends: Korea, 1996-97	98-6360-1.11
Foreign Labor Trends: Netherlands, 1996-97	98-6360-1.16
Foreign Labor Trends: Singapore, 1996-97	98-6360-1.17
Foreign Labor Trends: South Africa, 1996-97	98-6360-1.12
Foreign Labor Trends: St. Kitts and Nevis, 1995-96	98-6360-1.5
Foreign Labor Trends: St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1995-96	98-6360-1.6
Foreign Market Development Program	98-1920-2.7
Foreign Market Share of Japanese Semiconductor Market Falls in Third Quarter 1997	98-440-4.36
Foreign Media Opinion: We Can't Sanction U.S. Sanctions	98-9850-12.45
Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1998 (Public Law 105-118)	98-9510-2.4
Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations for 1999, Part 2	98-21180-45
Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations for 1999, Part 3	98-21180-46
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1961-1963	98-7000-7
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1961-1963: Vols. XXII/XXIV, Northeast Asia, Laos; Microfiche Supplement	98-7000-7.26
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1964-1968	98-7000-8
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1964-1968: Vol. IV, Vietnam, 1966	98-7000-8.8
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1964-1968: Vol. XXVIII, Laos	98-7000-8.9
Foreign Relations of the U.S., 1964-1968: Vol. XXX, China	98-7000-8.11
Foreign Share of the Japanese Semiconductor Market Falls in First Quarter 1998	98-440-4.83
Foreign Share of the Japanese Semiconductor Market Reaches 32.7% in the Fourth Quarter	98-440-4.66
Foreign Share of the Japanese Semiconductor Market Reaches 35.8% in Second Quarter	98-440-4.19
Formal Negotiations on Renewal of the NTT Arrangement To Begin on Sept. 9	98-440-4.6
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM): Proposed Establishment of a Security Assistance Organization	98-3500-24.2
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM): Proposed Transfer of 36 Excess 105mm Howitzers with Ammunition	98-3500-24.90
Former Yugoslavia: Countries Providing Sanctuary to Indicted War Criminals	98-7000-9.58
Former Yugoslavia: Criticism of International Role	98-9850-12.236
Former Yugoslavia: Fragile Peace After Two Years of Dayton	98-9850-12.78
Former Yugoslavia: FY97 Funds for Peacekeeping Activities	98-7000-9.18
Former Yugoslavia: FY98 Demining Assistance	98-7000-9.63
Former Yugoslavia: Kosovo Cauldron, Montenegro Challenge	98-9850-12.202
Former Yugoslavia: Kosovo Crisis; Postponement on Brcko	98-9850-12.143
Former Yugoslavia: Kosovo on Brink of War? French-Karadzic Connection?	98-9850-12.177
Former Yugoslavia: Pessimism About Future of Region; Some Glimmers of Hope	98-9850-12.33
Former Yugoslavia: Progress and Setbacks on Bosnia; Alarm over Kosovo Region	98-9850-12.132
Former Yugoslavia: Somewhere Between War and Peace	98-9850-12.53
Former Yugoslavia: Strife in Kosovo, Karadzic's Whereabouts	98-9850-12.170
Former Yugoslavia: The Next Balkan War?	98-9850-12.187
Former Yugoslavia: Two New Flashpoints; One Old, One Eliminated?	98-9850-12.100
Former Yugoslavia: Voice of Contact Group Not Convincing	98-9850-12.153
Former Yugoslavia: War Crimes, International Criminal Tribunal	98-7000-9.12
Former Yugoslavia: War Crimes, International Criminal Tribunal	98-7000-9.57
Forming Bonds of Diplomacy To Avoid War	98-3500-18.8
Forward--From the Sea	98-3500-1.102
France: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.2
France: Atomic Energy--International Piping Integrity Research Group (IPIRG)	98-7000-12.15
France: Customs--Distribution License Systems	98-7000-12.197
France: Defense	98-7000-12.92
France: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.130
France: Defense--Laser Technology	98-7000-12.80
France: Defense--Logistics	98-7000-12.81
France: Defense--Reconnaissance	98-7000-12.119
France: Defense--Research	98-7000-12.44
France: Defense--Submarines	98-7000-12.79
France: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.7
France: Satellites--TOPEX/POSEIDON Project	98-7000-12.51
Free Trade in Information Technology	98-9880-1.106
French Military Reforms and Strategy	98-3920-35.14
Front Lines	98-9910-1
Future Free Trade Area Negotiations: Report on Significant Market Opening	98-440-64
Future of International Criminal Justice	98-7000-2.113
FY97 IMET Program: Proposed Increases	98-3500-24.73
FY98 IMET Program: Allocation Revisions	98-3500-24.123
General Agreement on Trade in Services: Examination of the Schedules of Commitments Submitted by Asia/Pacific Trading Partners	98-9880-22
Georgian-Ossetian Joint Brainstorming	98-29590-19.5
German Government Agreement on Holocaust Compensation	98-7000-131.7
Germany: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.24
Germany and Sweden: Proposed Technical Assistance Agreement	98-7000-9.51
Germany: Atomic Energy--Safeguards and Security	98-7000-12.194
Germany: Defense--Advanced Armor Protection Systems	98-7000-12.107
Germany: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.147
Germany: Defense--ATAS Subsystem	98-7000-12.129
Germany: Defense--Avionics	98-7000-12.145
Germany: Defense--Data Systems	98-7000-12.146
Germany: Defense--EX-31 Missiles	98-7000-12.143
Germany: Defense--George C. Marshall European Center	98-7000-12.127
Germany: Defense--Helicopter Aeromechanics	98-7000-12.126
Germany: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.108
Germany: Defense--Laser Technology	98-7000-12.106
Germany: Defense--Maritime Patrol Aircraft	98-7000-12.105
Germany: Defense--Munitions	98-7000-12.124
Germany: Defense--Procurement	98-7000-12.93
Germany: Defense--Radiobiology	98-7000-12.116
Germany: Defense--Research and Technology	98-7000-12.128
Germany: Defense--Saxon-FPN Radar Experiment	98-7000-12.144
Germany: Defense--Support	98-7000-12.125
Germany: Defense--Testing and Evaluation of the IFFN System	98-7000-12.104
Ghana: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.52
Gingrich in Israel: U.S. Partisan Politics, Jerusalem to the Fore	98-9850-12.199
Global Agreement on Prior Informed Consent for Especially Dangerous Chemicals	98-7000-131.16
Global Ban on Land Mines Passed--But Where Was the U.S.?	98-9850-12.81
Global Mine Clearance: An Achievable Goal?	98-3920-35.20
Global Order and Security Privatization	98-3920-35.18
Global Stock Market Fluctuations: Meltdown or Shakedown?	98-9850-12.50
Good Practice in the Training and Education for Human Rights of Government Officials, 12-Point Guide	98-21180-46.5
Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Ocean Imaging	98-7000-12.22
Greece: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.42
Greece: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.110
Greece: Defense--Bases	98-7000-12.109
Greece: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.121
Greece: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.148
Greece: Proposed Lease of ADAMS-Class Guided Missile Destroyer STRAUSS (DDG-16) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.47
Greece: Proposed Lease of ADAMS-Class Guided-Missile Destroyer SEMMES (DDG-18) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.48
Greece: Proposed Lease of ADAMS-Class Guided-Missile Destroyer WADDELL (DDG-24) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.54
Greece: Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate TRIPPE (FF 1075) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.50
Greece: Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate VREELAND (FF 1068) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.49
Greece: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.78
Greece: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.96
Greece: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.100
Greece: Proposed Transfer of Excess Electronic Warfare Equipment	98-3500-24.41
Greece: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Support Equipment	98-3500-24.42
Greece: Proposed Transfer of Excess MK 60 MOD 6 Guided Missile Training Round	98-3500-24.40
Greece: Proposed Transfer of Excess P-3 Mobile Maintenance Facility	98-3500-24.39
Greek-Turkish Relations and U.S. Foreign Policy: Cyprus, the Aegean, and Regional Stability	98-29590-19.2
Grenada: Telecommunications--Radio Relay Station	98-7000-12.202
Group of Eight Birmingham Summit Communique	98-9510-1.359
Guyana: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.57
G-8 Forest Action Program	98-7000-131.24
G-8 Summit in Birmingham: Useless Gathering or Important Palaver?	98-9850-12.194
Haiti: FY97 Support for UN Operations	98-7000-9.1
Haiti: Support for Continued United Nations Peacekeeping Presence and FY98 Reprogramming Request	98-7000-9.54
Haiti: Support for Pakistan's Voluntary International Military Contingent	98-7000-9.56
Haiti: Support for United Nations Civilian Police Mission (CIVPOL)	98-7000-9.67
Haiti: Waiver of Restrictions on Assistance	98-7000-9.20
Haiti: Will Things Fall Apart?	98-3720-1.104
Hamre: Counterproliferation Efforts Must Include Defense Against Cyberattacks, WMD	98-3500-18.12
Hamre: Threat Reduction Efforts Continue Despite Waning of Cold War	98-3500-18.11
Hardest Week in Albright's Career	98-9850-12.6
Hemispheric Issues After the Second Summit of the Americas	98-9850-12.179
Hemispheric Trade Issues: FTAA, CARICOM, MERCOSUR, U.S. Economic Might	98-9850-12.157
Hillary Clinton Triumphs	98-9850-12.112
Historic Northern Ireland Accord: U.S. Mediation Role Emphasized	98-9850-12.166
Holocaust Victims Redress Act (Public Law 105-158)	98-9510-2.7
Honduras: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.20
Honduras: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.58
Hong Kong and Vicinity	98-9110-1.14
Honorable John D. Holum, Acting Under Secretary of State, Arms Control and International Security Affairs and Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Remarks to the Carnegie Moscow Center, Moscow	98-9820-2.6
Honorable John D. Holum, Director USACDA and Acting Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs: Remarks to the Business Executives for National Security, and the New York Academy of Sciences, New York City	98-9820-2.4
Honorable John D. Holum, Director USACDA: Remarks to the Business Executives for National Security, Eisenhower Award Dinner, New York City	98-9820-2.2
Honorable John D. Holum, Director USACDA: Remarks to the U.S.-Russian Meeting on Plutonium Disposition, Cambridge, MA	98-9820-2.3
Honorable John D. Holum, Director USACDA: Statement to the United Nations General Assembly in the First Committee General Debate, New York, NY	98-9820-2.1
Host Nation Support, Responsibility Sharing, and Alternative Approaches to U.S. Bases in Japan	98-3810-1.101
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance Activities	98-3500-5.6
Humanitarian and Civic Assistance (HCA): DOD Activities	98-3500-5.1
Humanitarian Demining: FY98 Activities	98-3500-5.5
Hungary: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.12
Hungary: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.120
Hungary's Near Abroad: Minorities Policy and Bilateral Treaties	98-3920-35.13
Hungary's Yes to NATO: A Plus for Enlargement	98-9850-12.61
Iceland: Defense--Groundwater Contamination	98-7000-12.117
Identification of Trade Expansion Priorities Pursuant to Executive Order 12901	98-440-4.10
IMET Program, FY97: Proposed Increases	98-3500-24.73
IMET Program, FY98: Allocation Revisions	98-3500-24.123
IMF Financing: A Review of the Issues	98-23840-8
Impact of China and Taiwan Joining the World Trade Organization on U.S. and World Agricultural Trade: A Computable General Equilibrium Analysis	98-1500-34
Implementation of the 25 Recommendations from the Paris Ministerial	98-7000-123.9
Implementing Arrangement Between the U.S. and Argentina for Technical Exchange and Cooperation in the Area of Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-7000-25.57
Implementing Arrangement Between the U.S. and Brazil for Cooperation in the Area of Energy Technology, with Annexes	98-7000-25.53
Implementing Arrangement Between the U.S. and Brazil for the Design, Development, Operation and Use of Flight Equipment and Payloads for the International Space Station Program	98-7000-25.52
Implementing Arrangement Between the U.S. and Spain on Cooperation in Research on Radiological Evaluations	98-7000-25.25
Implementing Arrangements Between the U.S. and Kazakhstan Concerning Long-Term Disposition of BN-350 Nuclear Material	98-7000-25.73
Incidental Capture of Sea Turtles in Commercial Shrimping Operations: Certification	98-7000-9.2
Incidental Capture of Sea Turtles in Commercial Shrimping Operations: Certification	98-7000-9.3
India	98-9110-1.11
India and Pakistan Sanctions	98-7000-123.16
India Crosses Nuclear Rubicon--Will Arms Race Follow?	98-9850-12.191
India, Pakistan and the U.S.: Signs of a New Approach	98-9850-12.29
Indian Market Reforms Attract U.S. Investment and Trade in Capital Goods and Equipment	98-9880-1.109
India-Pakistan: A New Cold War on the Subcontinent?	98-9850-12.164
India-Pakistan Arms Race: A Global Dilemma	98-9850-12.204
India-Pakistan Nuclear Tests	98-7000-2.157
India's Nuclear Tests: Jingoistic Euphoria Subsides; Will Pakistan Flex Nuclear Muscles?	98-9850-12.197
India's Steel Industry Emerging as a Competitive Global Player	98-9880-1.102
Indonesia	98-9110-1.15
Indonesia: Administrative Divisions	98-9110-1.19
Indonesia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.63
Indonesia Sending Wrong Signals on Reform?	98-9850-12.150
Indonesia Under Habibie: Breaking with the Past?	98-9850-12.201
Indonesia Under Habibie: More Problems than Solutions	98-9850-12.233
Indonesian Humanitarian Assistance	98-7000-123.13
Indonesia's Crisis Mounts; IMF's Prescriptions Evaluated	98-9850-12.94
Indonesia's Forest Fires: ASEAN Blinded by Maddening Smoke	98-9850-12.25
Industry and Trade Summary: Adhesives, Glues, and Gelatin	98-9880-5.4
Industry and Trade Summary: Dairy Products	98-9880-5.1
Industry and Trade Summary: Explosives, Propellant Powders, and Related Items	98-9880-5.5
Industry and Trade Summary: Fertilizers	98-9880-5.3
Industry and Trade Summary: Milled Grains, Malts, and Starches	98-9880-5.2
Industry and Trade Summary: Millwork	98-9880-5.6
Industry and Trade Summary Reports	98-9880-5
Industry, Trade, and Technology Review	98-9880-1
Informal Meeting of the Joint Consultative Group for the U.S.-EU Agreement on Scientific and Technical Cooperation	98-7000-123.15
Information Operations, Deterrence, and the Use of Force	98-3810-1.106
Information Revolution and International Conflict Management	98-29590-19.3
Inspection of Peace Corps/Bolivia	98-9650-1.1
Inspection of Peace Corps/Guyana/Suriname	98-9650-1.5
Inspection of Peace Corps/Philippines	98-9650-1.4
Inspection of Peace Corps/Ukraine	98-9650-1.2
Inspection of Peace Corps/Zambia	98-9650-1.3
Inspection of Peace Corps/Zimbabwe	98-9650-1.6
Institutions and Policies for Maintaining Financial Stability	98-9360-40
Interim WTO Report Supports U.S. Position on Unnecessary Japanese Testing Requirements	98-440-4.81
International Agreements Other Than Treaties Transmitted in Accordance with the Provisions of 1 U.S.C. 112b, As Amended	98-7000-25
International Agreements Transmitted to the Congress After Expiration of the Sixty-Day Period Specified in the Case-Zablocki Act	98-020-9.2
International Atomic Energy Agency: Atomic Energy--Safeguards	98-7000-12.206
International Broadcasting Annual Report, 1996	98-9850-13
International Court of Justice and the Use of Nuclear Weapons	98-3810-1.109
International Criminal Court: U.S. Opposition Criticized	98-9850-12.231
International Exchange and Training Activities of the U.S. Government, Annual Report, FY95	98-9850-4
International Express Mail Agreement, with Detailed Regulations, Between the U.S. and St. Kitts and Nevis	98-7000-25.26
International Finance: Annual Report of the Chairman of the National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Policies to the President and to the Congress for FY92	98-15340-1
International Financial Institutions Quarterly Transactions	98-8000-9
International Fund for Ireland: Certification	98-7000-9.43
International Life-Saving Appliance (LSA) Code of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as Amended	98-7000-25.195
International Narcotics Control Program: FY97 Budget Increases	98-7000-9.39
International Narcotics Control Program: FY98 Budget Plan	98-7000-9.69
International Narcotics Control Strategy Report	98-7000-46
International Narcotics Issues: New U.S. Plan; U.S. Consumption; Colombia's Extradition Law	98-9850-12.76
International Observers Will Face Confusing Picture in Kosovo	98-9850-12.223
International Organizations and Programs: Reprogramming of Funds	98-7000-9.19
International Organizations and Programs: Reprogramming of Funds	98-7000-9.26
International Space Station: ISS Background and Current Status	98-9500-4
International Space Station Partners Agreement: Remarks Made at Signing Session, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.123
International Telecommunications Satellite Organization: Satellites	98-7000-12.198
Interview with Al Hunt for CNBC and the Wall Street Journal	98-9510-1.327
Interview with Argentine Reporters in Buenos Aires, Argentina	98-9510-1.146
Interview with CBS News, Cox Newspapers, and McClatchy Newspapers	98-9510-1.404
Interview with Central China Television in Shanghai	98-9510-1.432
Interview with Chinese Journalists	98-9510-1.403
Interview with Ebony, Jet, and the American Urban Radio Network in Cape Town	98-9510-1.296
Interview with Jim Lehrer of the PBS News Hour	98-9510-1.218
Interview with Johnathan Rodgers of the Discovery Channel in Johannesburg	98-9510-1.291
Interview with Joseph W. Prueher	98-3920-4.106
Interview with Prime Minister Blair by John King of the Cable News Network in Weston-under-Lizard	98-9510-1.356
Interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair of the United Kingdom by David Frost of the British Broadcasting Corporation in Weston-under-Lizard, United Kingdom	98-9510-1.355
Interview with Radio Free Asia	98-9510-1.408
Interview with Tavis Smiley of Black Entertainment Television in Cape Town	98-9510-1.284
Interview with the Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg Business News, and Business Week	98-9510-1.411
Interview with Tim Russert of Meet the Press	98-9510-1.166
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Bangladesh	98-7000-25.146
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Botswana	98-7000-25.147
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Equatorial Guinea	98-7000-25.153
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Haiti	98-7000-25.166
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and India	98-7000-25.129
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Mauritius	98-7000-25.151
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Pakistan	98-7000-25.92
Investment Incentive Agreement Between the U.S. and Tanzania	98-7000-25.85
Iraq Allows Return of UN Weapons Inspectors; Who Won?	98-9850-12.62
Iraq: Butler Cuts Short Talks; More Worries for the Gulf	98-9850-12.239
Iraq Crisis: Glimmers of Hope, But Confrontation Still Possible	98-9850-12.52
Iraq: Hopes for a Diplomatic Solution, But Fears of Conflict Remain	98-9850-12.49
Iraq: Light at the End of the Tunnel on Sanctions Regime?	98-9850-12.216
Iraq: Plight of Civilians Not High on Baghdad's Agenda, Nor Washington's	98-9850-12.91
Iraq: Regional Views Diverge--But Most Agree Crisis Not Over	98-9850-12.66
Iraq: War Averted, But Not Peace Yet	98-9850-12.129
Iraq: What Is the U.S.'s Strategy?	98-9850-12.122
Iraqi Breach of International Obligations (Public Law 105-235)	98-9510-2.12
Ireland: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.40
Irish Referenda: Congratulations, But Much Remains To Be Done	98-9850-12.200
Islamic Conference in Tehran: Iran Comes in from the Cold	98-9850-12.79
Islamic Radicalism in North Africa: Force Works, For Now	98-3920-35.10
Israel: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.111
Israel: Defense--Logistics	98-7000-12.112
Israel: Defense--Multi-Sensor Integrated System	98-7000-12.113
Israel: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.10
Israel: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.82
Israel: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Support Equipment	98-3500-24.19
Israel: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Support Items	98-3500-24.72
Israel: Proposed Transfer of Excess M16 Rifles and Ammunition	98-3500-24.108
Israel: Proposed Transfer of Excess Radios	98-3500-24.71
Israel: Proposed Transfer of Miscellaneous Support Equipment	98-3500-24.22
Italy: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.8
Italy: Defense	98-7000-12.118
Italy: Defense--Assistance	98-7000-12.138
Italy: Defense--Procurement	98-7000-12.164
Italy: Taxation--U.S. Navy Employees	98-7000-12.103
Ivory Coast: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.16
James B. Steinberg, Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs: Remarks at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University	98-020-39
Japan: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.9
Japan and Asia: Signs of an Expanding Role?	98-9850-12.10
Japan: Atomic Energy--Fast Breeder Reactors	98-7000-12.54
Japan: Aviation--Transport Services	98-7000-12.214
Japan: Cold Pizza, Old Wine Make for Dismal Fare	98-9850-12.235
Japan: Cooperation in Environmental Protection	98-7000-12.195
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.132
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.133
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.134
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.137
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.149
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.150
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.152
Japan: Defense	98-7000-12.153
Japan: Defense--Acquisition and Production of F-15 Aircraft	98-7000-12.122
Japan: Defense--Acquisition and Production of P-3C Aircraft	98-7000-12.140
Japan: Defense Assistance--AN/ALQ-131 System	98-7000-12.151
Japan: Defense Assistance--FS-X Weapon System	98-7000-12.136
Japan: Defense Assistance--Hydra 70 Rocket System	98-7000-12.131
Japan: Defense Assistance--Sparrow Missile System	98-7000-12.123
Japan: Defense Cooperation--Steel	98-7000-12.139
Japan: Defense--Technology Transfer	98-7000-12.135
Japan: Oceanography--Ocean Drilling	98-7000-12.193
Japan: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.77
Japan: Proposed Sale of Excess Ship Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.118
Japan: Shipping Sanctions	98-9330-2.1
Japan: Space Cooperation--Shuttle Contingency Landing Sites	98-7000-12.190
Japan's Financial Crisis: Asia's Economic StrongholdThreatened	98-9850-12.165
Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission: Proposed Privatization Legislation	98-14690-2
John Shattuck, Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor: Statement Before the House Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Foreign Operations	98-7000-75.191
Joint Communique on U.S.-EU High-Level Bilateral Consultations on the Environment	98-7000-131.14
Joint Communique with President Ernesto Zedillo of Mexico	98-9510-1.393
Joint Declaration with President Eduardo Frei of Chile	98-9510-1.311
Joint Endeavor: The Role of Civil Affairs	98-3920-4.102
Joint Force Quarterly: A Professional Military Journal	98-3920-4
Joint Press Statement on Demining	98-7000-131.26
Joint Statement by Acting Secretary Talbott and Croatian Defense Minister Susak	98-7000-131.11
Joint Statement by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs Granic	98-7000-131.39
Joint Statement on Anti-Personnel Landmines	98-9510-1.421
Joint Statement on South Asia	98-9510-1.437
Joint Statement on the Biological Weapons Convention	98-9510-1.422
Joint Statement on the U.S.-Bulgarian Partnership for a New Era	98-9510-1.242
Joint Statement on the Visit of His Highness Shaikh Essa Bin Salman Al-Khalifa, the Amir of the State of Bahrain	98-9510-1.389
Joint Statement on U.S.-Kazakhstan Relations	98-9510-1.178
Joint Statement on U.S.-Polish Relations	98-9510-1.443
Joint Statement on U.S.-Romanian Relations	98-9510-1.447
Joint Statement on U.S.-Turkmenistan Relations	98-9510-1.321
Joint Statement on U.S.-United Arab Emirates Relations	98-9510-1.339
Joint Statement: The U.S. and the Republic of Italy--A New Partnership for a New Century	98-9510-1.332
Joint Statement: U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee, Completion of the Review of the Guidelines for U.S.-Japan Defense	98-3500-15.5
Joint U.S.-China Statement	98-9510-1.153
Jonathan Winer, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, Testimony Before the House Committee on Banking and Financial Services, Washington, DC, Combating Money Laundering	98-7000-75.247
Jones Case Dismissal: Legal, Political Victory for Clinton--But No Moral Acquittal	98-9850-12.159
Jordan: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.22
Jordan and Macedonia: Supporting Requirements for Transfer of U.S. Defense Articles and Services	98-7000-9.38
Jordan: Debt Cancellation	98-8000-5.1
Jordan: Defense	98-7000-12.141
Jordan: Middle East Peace and Stability Fund	98-7000-9.23
Julia V. Taft, Assistant Secretary for Population, Refugees, and Migration, Remarks to Participants in the International Diploma in Humanitarian Assistance, Center for International Health and Cooperation and City University of New York, Hunter College, New York, NY, Humanitarian Assistance: A Government Perspective	98-7000-75.257
Karl F. Inderfurth, Assistant Secretary for South Asian Affairs: Testimony Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs	98-7000-75.229
Karl Inderfurth, Assistant Secretary for South Asian Affairs, Testimony Before the Subcommittee for Asia and the Pacific, Washington, DC, The Critical Situation in South Asia	98-7000-75.260
Kazakhstan: Technical Cooperation	98-7000-12.27
Kelly Kammerer, International Governmental Financial Management Conference, Arlington, VA	98-9910-108.6
Kenya: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.13
Kenya Election: Moi Wins, But Electoral Debacle Bodes Ill for Nation	98-9850-12.90
Kenya: Floods	98-9910-79.5
Keynote Addresses from the Virtual Diplomacy Conference	98-29590-19.3
Korea: Proposed Enhancement or Upgrade of Sensitivity of Technology or Capability	98-3500-24.14
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.9
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.61
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.66
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.81
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.99
Korea: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.106
Korea: Proposed Sale of Excess Tracked Landing Vehicle Spare Parts	98-3500-24.110
Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)	98-7000-9.5
Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)	98-7000-9.16
Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO)	98-7000-9.59
Kosovo	98-9110-1.17
Kosovo: Building a Chechnya in Europe? Peace in the Balkans Is Still a War Away	98-9850-12.241
Kosovo: Chances for Peaceful Way Out of Crisis Approaching Zero	98-9850-12.220
Kosovo Crisis: Global Pessimism Grows; Regional Concerns	98-9850-12.215
Kosovo: Getting Worse Yet Overshadowed by Current Events	98-9850-12.244
Kosovo: No NATO Intervention, No Negotiations?	98-9850-12.249
Kosovo: The Worst Can Still Happen	98-9850-12.138
Kursk: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.10
Kyoto Climate Change Summit: U.S. Should Lead by Example	98-9850-12.58
Kyoto Climate Pact: A Start? A Failure? A Great Success?	98-9850-12.82
Kyoto Conference on Global Warming: A Defective Accord Better than None?	98-9850-12.77
Kyoto Global Warming Talks: Will Hot Disputes Lead to Compromise?	98-9850-12.71
Land Mine Ban: No Easy Answers to Hard Questions	98-9850-12.17
Laos: Defense	98-7000-12.154
Laos: Narcotic Drugs	98-7000-12.215
Latin America and Caribbean: Trade, Immigration, U.S.-Mexico	98-9850-12.72
Latvia: Proposed Transfer of Miscellaneous Equipment	98-3500-24.91
Latvian Government Proposes Legislation To Facilitate Integration of National Minorities	98-7000-131.19
Launch of the Euro: Historic Event; Will It Rival the Dollar?	98-9850-12.184
Lebanon: Defense	98-7000-12.155
Lebanon: FY97 Support for Internal Security Forces (ISF)	98-7000-9.55
Lebanon: Proposed Sale of Twenty-Seven Excess Cargo Trucks, Eighteen Excess M6548A1 Tracked Cargo Carriers, and Five Excess M578 Armored Recovery Vehicles	98-3500-24.117
Lebanon: Proposed Transfer of Excess Radios	98-3500-24.59
Legislative Strengthening in El Salvador	98-9930-37.3
Legislative Strengthening in Poland	98-9930-37.4
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Burma	98-9510-1.381
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Deployment of Troops To Protect the U.S. Embassy in Albania	98-9510-1.467
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Iran	98-9510-1.188
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Iraq	98-9510-1.117
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Libya	98-9510-1.212
Letter to Congressional Leaders on Major Narcotics Producing and Transit Countries	98-9510-1.167
Letter to Congressional Leaders on the Chemical Weapons Convention	98-9510-1.210
Letter to Congressional Leaders on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women	98-9510-1.261
Letter to Congressional Leaders on the Deployment of U.S. Military Forces for Stabilization of the Balkan Peace Process	98-9510-1.405
Letter to Congressional Leaders on the Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.265
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Burma	98-9510-1.195
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Iraq	98-9510-1.190
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Iraq	98-9510-1.232
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Iraq	98-9510-1.302
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Iraq's Compliance with United Nations Security Council Resolutions	98-9510-1.409
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Military Action Against Terrorist Sites in Afghanistan and Sudan	98-9510-1.472
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on Narcotic Traffickers Centered in Colombia	98-9510-1.141
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on the Bombing Incidents in Africa	98-9510-1.461
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on the National Emergency with Respect to Iraq	98-9510-1.464
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on the National Emergency with Respect to Libya	98-9510-1.440
Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting on the Situation in Guinea-Bissau	98-9510-1.401
Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting a Report on Bosnia-Herzegovina	98-9510-1.204
Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting a Report on the Comprehensive Trade and Development Policy for Africa	98-9510-1.208
Lewinsky Story: Unexpected Support for President	98-9850-12.121
Liberia: Support for Peacekeeping Operation	98-7000-9.21
Liberia: Support for Peacekeeping Operation	98-7000-9.61
List of Upcoming Multilateral Development Bank (MDB) Projects with Possible Environmental Concerns	98-9910-101
Lithuania: Defense	98-7000-12.156
Lithuania: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.30
Lithuania: Employment	98-7000-12.46
Lithuania: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Equipment	98-3500-24.92
Lithuania: Proposed Transfer of 200 Excess M16A1 Rifles	98-3500-24.25
Living on the Crest of a New World	98-3500-18.4
London Mideast Talks: An Opportunity...But Without Hope?	98-9850-12.182
Looking Toward the Clinton-Jiang Summit: A Turning Point in the World Order?	98-9850-12.44
Maginot Mentality in International Relations Models	98-3720-1.115
Maintaining the Delta for Future Military Forces	98-3500-18.2
Major Accomplishments at the OAS General Assembly, Lima, Peru, June 1-5, 1997	98-7000-123.3
Making Progress Toward a Lasting Peace in Bosnia	98-7000-2.140
Malawi: Reprogramming of FY97 African Crisis Response Initiative (ACRI) Funds	98-7000-9.29
Malaysia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.54
Malaysia: Defense--Logistics	98-7000-12.157
Malaysia: Narcotic Drugs	98-7000-12.207
Mali and Ghana: FY98 Support for Participation in the African Crisis Response Initiative	98-7000-9.64
Managing Financial Crises in Emerging Markets	98-9360-40
Margaret McKelvey, Director, Office of Assistance, Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration: Remarks at a Tufts University EPIC Symposium, Exodus and Exile: Refugees, Migration, and Global Security, Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts	98-7000-75.163
Market Potential for U.S. Agricultural Exports in East Asia	98-1500-32
Martin Indyk, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, Developments in the Middle East	98-7000-75.273
Martin S. Indyk, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs: Remarks to the Middle East Insight College of William and Mary Conference, Williamsburg, VA	98-7000-75.156
Martin S. Indyk, Assistant Secretary of State: Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Near East and South Asia, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.233
Meeting the Challenge of Global Warming	98-7000-2.121
Meeting the Competitive Challenge: The Fifth Annual Report on U.S. Export Competitiveness	98-2000-9
Melinda Kimble, Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans, Environment and Science, Together with Dr. Everett Ehrlich, Former Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs, UN Correspondents Club	98-7000-75.219
Memorandum of Agreement Between the U.S. and Egypt Concerning the Provision of Civil Aviation Assistance	98-7000-25.103
Memorandum of Agreement Between the U.S. and Poland Concerning Assistance in Developing and Modernizing Poland's Civil Aviation Infrastructure	98-7000-25.100
Memorandum of Cooperation Between the U.S. and Haiti Concerning the Provision of Civil Aviation Assistance	98-7000-25.29
Memorandum of Cooperation Between the U.S. and Panama for Promotion and Development of Civil Aviation	98-7000-25.125
Memorandum of Cooperation Between the U.S. and South Africa Concerning Mutual Cooperation in the Area of Air Navigation and Air Traffic Control	98-7000-25.162
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Argentina Concerning the Flight of the SAC-A Mission on the (NASA Space) Shuttle	98-7000-25.58
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Ecuador Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Earth Sciences, with Annexes	98-7000-25.49
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Germany for Participation in the German Geoscience Challenging Mini-Satellite Payload for Geoscientific Research and Applications (CHAMP) Program	98-7000-25.102
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Guatemala Concerning the Imposition of Import Restrictions on Archaeological Objects and Materials from the Pre-Columbian Cultures of Guatemala, with Appendix	98-7000-25.19
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Kazakstan for the Infectious Disease Control Program, with Annex	98-7000-25.13
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Kuwait Concerning Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Earth Sciences, with Annexes	98-7000-25.152
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Mexico on Cooperation in the Identification, Conservation, Management and Research in Cultural Heritage Sites	98-7000-25.178
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Peru Concerning the Imposition of Import Restrictions on Archaeological Material from the Prehistoric Cultures and Certain Ethnological Material from the Colonial Period of Peru	98-7000-25.12
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Russia Concerning Cooperation Regarding Plutonium Production Reactors	98-7000-25.37
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and the Netherlands Concerning Technology Research and Development Projects, with Annex	98-7000-25.158
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and the United Kingdom Concerning the Trimaran Demonstrator Project, with Annexes	98-7000-25.30
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Venezuela Concerning Assistance in Developing and Modernizing Venezuela's Civil Aviation Infrastructure	98-7000-25.185
Memorandum of Understanding Between the U.S. and Venezuela Concerning the Conservation of Protected Natural Areas and Their Biodiversity	98-7000-25.50
Memorandum on a Military Drawdown for Jordan	98-9510-1.264
Memorandum on Assistance for the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union	98-9510-1.223
Memorandum on Assistance to Africa and Southeast Asia	98-9510-1.387
Memorandum on Assistance to the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization	98-9510-1.402
Memorandum on Assistance to the Russian Federation	98-9510-1.380
Memorandum on Contributions to the International Fund for Ireland	98-9510-1.115
Memorandum on Counternarcotics Assistance to Certain Latin American and Eastern Caribbean Countries	98-9510-1.123
Memorandum on Funding for the African Crisis Response Initiative	98-9510-1.116
Memorandum on Funding of International Financial Institutions and Other International Organizations	98-9510-1.226
Memorandum on Importation of Modified Semiautomatic Assault-Type Rifles	98-9510-1.175
Memorandum on Most-Favored-Nation Status for Vietnam	98-9510-1.257
Memorandum on Most-Favored-Nation Status for Vietnam; Message to the Congress Transmitting a Waiver on Most-Favored-Nation Status for Vietnam	98-9510-1.256
Memorandum on Refugee Admissions Consultations	98-9510-1.413
Memorandum on Refugee Immigration	98-9510-1.122
Memorandum on Renewal of the China-U.S. Trade Agreement	98-9510-1.230
Memorandum on Romania-U.S. Cooperation Concerning Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-9510-1.446
Memorandum on Sanctions Against India for Detonation of a Nuclear Device; Message to the Congress Reporting the Detonation of a Nuclear Device by India	98-9510-1.342
Memorandum on Sanctions Against Pakistan for Detonation of a Nuclear Device; Letter to Congressional Leaders Reporting the Detonation of a Nuclear Device by Pakistan	98-9510-1.385
Memorandum on Steps To Combat Violence Against Women and Trafficking in Women and Girls	98-9510-1.260
Memorandum on the Kazakhstan-U.S. Agreement on the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-9510-1.177
Memorandum on the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization	98-9510-1.241
Memorandum on the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization	98-9510-1.301
Memorandum on the Palestine Liberation Organization	98-9510-1.194
Memorandum on the Purchase of Airline Tickets to Lebanon	98-9510-1.406
Memorandum on the Switzerland-U.S. Agreement on the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-9510-1.130
Memorandum on Trade Sanctions	98-9510-1.107
Memorandum on Vietnamese Cooperation in Accounting for U.S. Prisoners of War and Missing in Action	98-9510-1.253
Memorandum on Waiver and Certification of Statutory Provisions Regarding the Palestine Liberation Organization	98-9510-1.391
Message to Congress on Iran	98-9510-1.343
Message to Congressional Leaders Reporting on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)	98-9510-1.192
Message to the Congress Certifying Cooperation of Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic to Conditions of Membership to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.374
Message to the Congress Certifying Cooperation of Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic to Conditions of Membership to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.375
Message to the Congress on Angola	98-9510-1.119
Message to the Congress on Iran	98-9510-1.110
Message to the Congress on Iran	98-9510-1.266
Message to the Congress on Narcotics Traffickers of the Cali Cartel	98-9510-1.322
Message to the Congress on Sudan	98-9510-1.329
Message to the Congress Reporting on Angola	98-9510-1.275
Message to the Congress Reporting on Bosnia-Herzegovina	98-9510-1.455
Message to the Congress Reporting on Iraq	98-9510-1.233
Message to the Congress Reporting on Payments to Cuba	98-9510-1.106
Message to the Congress Reporting on Payments to Cuba	98-9510-1.255
Message to the Congress Reporting on Terrorists Who Threaten the Middle East Peace Process	98-9510-1.225
Message to the Congress Reporting on Terrorists Who Threaten the Middle East Peace Process	98-9510-1.450
Message to the Congress Reporting on the National Emergency with Respect to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Bosnian Serbs	98-9510-1.449
Message to the Congress Reporting on the Situation in Kosovo	98-9510-1.398
Message to the Senate on Ratification of the Protocols for Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.373
Mexico: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.26
Mexico: Atomic Energy--Safety	98-7000-12.17
Mexico: Boundary Waters--Sanitation Problems	98-7000-12.204
Mexico: Environmental Technologies Export Market Plan	98-2040-40.10
Mexico: Proposed Sale of Excess Auxiliary Ocean Construction Platform Vessel	98-3500-24.109
Mexico: Proposed Transfer of Excess Ammunition	98-3500-24.12
Mexico: Taxation--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.212
Mexico: Tourism	98-7000-12.211
Mexico: Trade	98-7000-12.203
Michael Ranneberger, Coordinator, Office of Cuban Affairs: Remarks to the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Right To Travel--Collaboration Between U.S. and Cuban Scientists, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.193
Micronesia: Aviation--Assistance	98-7000-12.216
Micronesia: Telecommunications--Radio Communications Between Amateur Stations on Behalf of Third Parties	98-7000-12.209
Middle East: Crucial Days for Israeli Government and Peace Process	98-9850-12.95
Middle East: Isolated Netanyahu Moving Israel Toward War?	98-9850-12.224
Middle East Peace: A Candle in the Wind	98-9850-12.24
Middle East Peace Process: Hanging by a Thread	98-9850-12.155
Middle East Peace: Still Hanging by a Slender U.S. Thread	98-9850-12.174
Middle East: Peace Train Still Stalled on Palestinian, Syrian Tracks?	98-9850-12.230
Middle East Peace: U.S. Credibility at Risk?	98-9850-12.193
Mideast and North African Summit: Threat to Arab Solidarity	98-9850-12.21
Military Downsizing in the Developing World: Process, Problems, and Possibilities	98-3720-1.108
Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin	98-3700-1
Military Model for Conflict Resolution in Sub-Saharan Africa	98-3720-1.106
Military Rebellion in Guinea-Bissau: Regional Mediation Required	98-9850-12.222
Military Review	98-3710-1
Milled Grains, Malts, and Starches, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.2
Millwork, Industry and Trade Summary	98-9880-5.6
Mind Has No Firewall	98-3720-1.110
MINURSO (United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara): Report on Developments	98-7000-9.68
MINURSO (United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara): Report on Developments and FY98 Reprogramming Request	98-7000-9.44
Minute No. 298 of the U.S-Mexico International Boundary and Water Commission Concerning Recommendations for Construction of Works Parallel to the City of Tijuana, B.C. Wastewater Pumping and Disposal System and Rehabilitation of the San Antonio de los Buenos Treatment Plant	98-7000-25.167
Missile Technology Control Regime	98-9820-1.1
Missile Technology Control Regime Holds Plenary Meeting in Tokyo	98-9820-1.4
Mission Rehearsal at CMTC: Operations Joint Endeavor and Joint Guard	98-3700-1.103
Mobile Satellite Services	98-9880-1.101
Modernizing Bolivia's Legislature	98-9930-37.2
Moldova: Employment	98-7000-12.7
Money Orders Agreement	98-7000-25.161
Mongolia: Cultural Relations	98-7000-12.2
Mongolia: FY97 IMET Program Allocation Revision	98-3500-24.58
Mongolia: Scientific and Technical Cooperation	98-7000-12.89
Monitoring of Products That Are Made with Forced Labor	98-21780-83
Morocco: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.25
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Equipment	98-3500-24.93
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of Excess M60A1 Tank Spare Parts	98-3500-24.126
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of Excess 20mm Ammunition	98-3500-24.56
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of Excess 8-inch Howitzer Ammunition	98-3500-24.128
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of 20 Excess AN/TPQ-32 Radar Sets	98-3500-24.89
Morocco: Proposed Transfer of 30 Excess M578 Armored Recovery Vehicles	98-3500-24.55
Morocco: Space Cooperation--Shuttle Contingency Landing Sites	98-7000-12.53
Multi-Country Comparison of the Linkages Between Inflation and Exchange Rate Competitiveness	98-9360-37
Multilateral Agreement on Investment: A Work in Progress	98-7000-2.143
Multilateral Dolphin Protection Agreement Signed at Ceremony in Washington, D.C.	98-7000-131.25
NAFTA Countries Eliminate Tariffs on Nearly $1 Billion in Trade	98-440-4.78
National Defense Authorization Act for FY98 (Public Law 105-85)	98-9510-2.2
National Export Strategy, Annual Report to the U.S. Congress	98-2000-7
National Institutes of Health Annual Report of International Activities, FY96	98-4430-1
National Security in the 21st Century	98-3920-4.101
National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers, 1998	98-440-5
NATO Begins Show of Force, Milosevic to Moscow: Outcome Uncertain	98-9850-12.211
NATO: Enlargement and Other Challenges Ahead	98-9850-12.142
NATO Enlargement: Are New Allies Ready? Who Is Willing To Pay?	98-9850-12.51
NATO Enlargement: Putting the Cost in Perspective	98-3920-35.3
NATO Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council/Partnership for Peace	98-7000-123.8
NATO Expansion: Beginning the Process of Advice and Consent	98-7000-2.109
NATO in the 21st Century: A Strategic Vision	98-3720-1.111
NATO Issues: Enlargement Costs, France's Place, Russia's Role	98-9850-12.34
NATO Issues: NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council, Enlargement	98-9850-12.23
NATO of the Post-Cold War Era: Ready for New Challenges	98-9850-12.74
NATO: On the Road to Enlargement and Partnership	98-9850-12.14
NATO Signs Accession Protocols with 3 Candidates: An Opportunity To Live in a Secure World	98-9850-12.88
NATO Summit: Defining Purpose and Direction for the 21st Century	98-7000-2.155
NATO: The Strange Alliance Getting Stranger	98-3720-1.112
NATO: U.S. Participation in Tactical Communications (TACOMS) in the Land Combat Zone Post-2000	98-3500-24.33
Naval War College Review	98-3810-1
Navy Reshapes Response for Security Environment	98-3500-18.1
Nepal: Defense	98-7000-12.158
Netanyahu and Arafat in Washington: Nyet to Peace	98-9850-12.104
Netherlands: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.18
Netherlands: Defense--Logistics	98-7000-12.159
Netherlands: Defense--LORAN C/D Transmitter Site	98-7000-12.187
Netherlands: Defense--Missiles	98-7000-12.160
Netherlands: Defense--Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-12.161
Netherlands: Defense--Ship Technology	98-7000-12.163
Netherlands: Defense--Technology Transfer	98-7000-12.162
Netherlands: Judicial Assistance--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.213
Netherlands: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.84
Netherlands: Proposed Sale of Excess MK 556 MOD 4 Cable Test Set	98-3500-24.116
Netherlands: Unauthorized Transfer of U.S.-Origin Defense Articles	98-7000-9.32
New Century, Old Thinking: The Dangers of the Perceptual Gap in U.S.-China Relations	98-3720-199
New Independent States: List of Countries for Which Receipt of Excess Defense Articles in FY97-98 Is Being Separately Justified	98-3500-24.67
New Political Battle in Washington over Fast Track Authority	98-9850-12.12
New Zealand: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.41
New Zealand: Defense--Communications	98-7000-12.165
New Zealand: Defense--Navstar Global Positioning System	98-7000-12.166
New Zealand: Proposed Sale of Excess Aviation Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.69
News Conference by Ambassador Barshefsky, Beijing, China	98-440-173
News Releases: Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense	98-3500-15
NGOs and Peacebuilding in Bosnia's Ethnically Divided Cities	98-29590-10.5
NGOs Creating a Foundation for Peace and Democracy in Bosnia-Hercegovina	98-29590-19.5
Nicaragua	98-9110-1.8
Nicaragua: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.19
Niger: Defense	98-7000-12.167
Nigeria: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.51
Nigeria at a Crossroads: When Will Democracy Come	98-9850-12.229
Nigeria: Convictions of Alleged Coup Plotters	98-7000-131.21
NIS: Two Elections, Many Pipelines and Status of Caspian Sea	98-9850-12.162
NNICC Report, 1996: The Supply of Illicit Drugs to the U.S.	98-6280-3
Nonproliferation and Disarmament Fund (NDF) Activities: FY97 Obligations	98-7000-9.9
Nonproliferation and Disarmament Fund (NDF) Activities: FY97 Obligations	98-7000-9.27
North Atlantic Treaty Organization: Defense--Communications	98-7000-12.201
North Korea an Emerging Market for Food Trade	98-1500-32
North Korea: Food/Health Emergency	98-9910-79.4
North Korean Defectors: New Round of Isolation for Pyongyang?	98-9850-12.2
North Korea's Decline and China's Strategic Dilemmas	98-29590-10.2
Norway: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.5
Norway: Defense	98-7000-12.168
Norway: Defense	98-7000-12.170
Norway: Defense	98-7000-12.172
Norway: Defense--Environmental Protection	98-7000-12.171
Norway: Defense--Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-12.169
Notice: Continuation of Emergency Regarding Export Control Regulations; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Continuation of the National Emergency with Respect to the Lapse of the Export Administration Act of 1979	98-9510-1.463
Notice: Continuation of Emergency Regarding Terrorists Who Threaten To Disrupt the Middle East Peace Process; Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting the Notice on Terrorists Who Threaten To Disrupt the Middle East Peace Process	98-9510-1.219
Notice: Continuation of Emergency Regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction; and Message to the Congress on Weapons of Mass Destruction	98-9510-1.170
Notice: Continuation of Emergency with Respect to Burma; Message to the Congress on Burma	98-9510-1.365
Notice: Continuation of Emergency with Respect to Significant Narcotics Traffickers Centered in Colombia; Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting a Notice on Narcotics Traffickers in Colombia	98-9510-1.148
Notice: Continuation of Emergency with Respect to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Bosnian Serbs; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Continuation of Emergency with Respect to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) and the Bosnian Serbs	98-9510-1.382
Notice: Continuation of Emergency with Respect to UNITA; Message to the Congress Transmitting the Notice on UNITA	98-9510-1.118
Notice: Continuation of Iran Emergency; Message to the Congress Transmitting a Notice on Iran	98-9510-1.254
Notice: Continuation of Iran Emergency; Message to the Congress Transmitting the Notice on Iran	98-9510-1.121
Notice: Continuation of Iraqi Emergency; Message to the Congress Transmitting the Notice on the Continuation of the Iraqi Emergency	98-9510-1.454
Notice: Continuation of Libyan Emergency; Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting the Notice on Libya	98-9510-1.211
Notice: Continuation of the National Emergency Relating to Cuba and of the Emergency Authority Relating to the Regulation of the Anchorage and Movement of Vessels; Message to the Congress Transmitting a Notice on Cuba	98-9510-1.251
Nuclear Deterrence Force Still Essential	98-3500-18.10
Nuclear Nonproliferation and Safety: Concerns with the International Atomic Energy Agency's Technical Cooperation Program	98-26100-289
Nuclear Tensions on the Subcontinent: Challenges to Global Balance of Power	98-9850-12.207
Nuclear Terrorism: Published Literature Since 1992	98-3710-1.107
OAS and the Road to Santiago: Building a Hemispheric Community in the Americas	98-7000-2.134
Office of the U.S. Trade Representative News Releases and Fact Sheets	98-440-4
Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance Fact Sheets and Information Bulletins	98-9910-79
Opening Remarks at the White House Conference on Climate Change	98-9510-1.125
Opening Statement by the U.S. Delegation, Jan. 27, 1998: Japan's WTO Trade Policy Review	98-440-157
Operation Little Flower: The United Nations Apprehension of an Indicted War Criminal	98-3700-1.104
Operation Uphold Democracy: Power Under Control	98-3710-1.102
Other Governments: Defense--Missiles	98-7000-12.91
Other Governments: Defense--NATO Insensitive Munitions Information Center (NIMIC)	98-7000-12.208
Other Governments: Fisheries--Anadromous Stocks in the North Pacific	98-7000-12.97
Other Governments: Satellites--Search and Rescue System	98-7000-12.186
Our Global Future: Climate Change	98-7000-2.112
Overseas Presence: Issues Involved in Reducing the Impact of the U.S. Military Presence in Okinawa	98-26100-313
Overseas Private Investment Corporation, 1997 Annual Report	98-9900-1
Pacific Salmon	98-7000-131.6
Pakistan: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.53
Pakistan: Defense--Night Sight Equipment	98-7000-12.173
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO): Restriction Waiver	98-7000-9.60
Panama: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.39
Panama: Narcotic Drugs	98-7000-12.217
Papua New Guinea: Bougainville Ceasefire	98-7000-131.22
Papua New Guinea: Defense	98-7000-12.174
Paraguay: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.59
Paraguay: Narcotic Drugs	98-7000-12.205
Parameters: U.S. Army War College Quarterly	98-3720-1
Parliamentary Assistance in Nepal	98-9930-37.5
Patterns of Global Terrorism: 1997	98-7000-44
Peace Corps Office of the Inspector General Reports of Inspections	98-9650-1
Peacekeeping Along the Lebanon-Israel Border: FY98 Support	98-7000-9.52
Peacekeeping Costs: UN Pays What It Should	98-7000-123.14
Peacemaking in Karabakh	98-29590-19.5
Peaceworks	98-29590-19
People of Whom We Know Nothing: When Doctrine Isn't Enough	98-3710-1.101
Perils of Reasoning by Historical Analogy: Munich, Vietnam, and American Use of Force Since 1945	98-3610-25
Peru: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.30
Peru: Extradition	98-7000-12.218
Peru: FY97 IMET Program Allocation Revision	98-3500-24.57
Peru: FY98 IMET Funds	98-3500-24.125
Pest and Pesticide Management	98-9910-187
Phantom Warriors: Disease as a Threat to U.S. Security	98-3720-1.107
Philippines: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.47
PICAR Sri Lanka Problem-Solving Project	98-29590-19.5
Plastic Explosives Marking Convention	98-7000-131.30
Pol Pot's Death: Curtain Falls on Genocidal Chapter in Cambodia, But What Does the Future Hold?	98-9850-12.175
Poland	98-9110-1.12
Poland: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.14
Poland: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.175
Poland: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.34
Poland: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.142
Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic: Direct Loans	98-7000-9.35
Political Dimension of Political Action: What Works?	98-3710-1.109
Political Freedom in China Act of 1997	98-21460-38
Political Map of the World	98-9110-1.18
Political Map of the World, June 1997	98-9110-1.1
Political Will in the Response to the AIDS Pandemic	98-7000-2.164
Pope in Cuba: Questions About Cuba's Future	98-9850-12.105
Portugal: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.23
Portugal: Defense--Bases	98-7000-12.176
Portugal: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.98
Portugal: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.101
Portugal: Proposed Transfer of Excess CHAPARRAL Missiles and Support Equipment	98-3500-24.83
Portugal: Proposed Transfer of 25 Excess F-16A/B Fighter Aircraft	98-3500-24.112
Post-Abacha Nigeria: Dim Hopes for Shift to Democracy	98-9850-12.209
Postal Parcels Agreement with Final Protocol	98-7000-25.160
Postponement of Vote on Fast Track: Defeat for Clinton, Free Trade; Victory for Protectionism	98-9850-12.56
POW/MIA Accounting Efforts in Asia	98-7000-2.165
POW/MIA Archival Team Enters North Korea	98-3500-15.15
Power and Progress, 2015	98-3920-75
PRC Media Highlight Energy Issues	98-9120-2.3
Preparing the Army in the Pacific for the 21st Century	98-3920-4.107
President Clinton in South America: Changed U.S. Attitude?	98-9850-12.36
President Clinton Provides Import Relief for U.S. Wheat Gluten Industry	98-440-4.65
President Clinton: Surprisingly Successful Comeback--For Now	98-9850-12.114
President Clinton's FY99 Budget for USTR Focuses on Trade Expansion and Enforcement	98-440-4.30
President Clinton's Historic Mission to Sub-Saharan Africa	98-9850-12.125
President Clinton's State of the Union Address: A Spectacular Show of Strength; But What Comes Next?	98-9850-12.109
President's News Conference	98-9510-1.202
President's News Conference	98-9510-1.324
President's News Conference in Hong Kong	98-9510-1.439
President's News Conference with European Leaders in London, United Kingdom	98-9510-1.360
President's News Conference with President Cardoso in Brasilia	98-9510-1.137
President's News Conference with President Jiang	98-9510-1.152
President's News Conference with President Jiang in Beijing	98-9510-1.420
President's News Conference with President Kim of South Korea	98-9510-1.395
President's News Conference with President Nelson Mandela of South Africa in Cape Town	98-9510-1.286
President's News Conference with Prime Minister Blair	98-9510-1.237
President's News Conference with Prime Minister Jean Chretien of Canada in Vancouver, British Columbia	98-9510-1.182
President's News Conference with Prime Minister Prodi	98-9510-1.331
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.165
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.239
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.307
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.354
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.418
President's Radio Address	98-9510-1.473
President's Title III Decision	98-7000-123.17
Preventing Genocide in Burundi: Lessons from International Diplomacy	98-29590-19.7
Private Peacemaking: USIP-Assisted Peacemaking Projects of Nonprofit Organizations	98-29590-19.5
Privatization and the Globalization of Energy Markets	98-3000-51
Proclamation 7060: Suspension of Entry as Immigrants and Nonimmigrants of Persons Who Are Senior Officials of the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) and Adult Members of Their Immediate Families	98-9510-1.199
Proclamation 7062: Suspension of Entry as Immigrants and Nonimmigrants of Persons Who Are Members of the Military Junta in Sierra Leone and Members of Their Families	98-9510-1.213
Proclamation 7103: To Facilitate Positive Adjustment to Competition from Imports of Wheat Gluten; Memorandum on Adjustment to Competition from Imports of Wheat Gluten; Letter to Congressional Leaders Transmitting the Proclamation and Memorandum on an Adjustment to Competition from Imports of Wheat Gluten	98-9510-1.388
Proclamation 7107: To Modify Duty-Free Treatment Under the Generalized System of Preferences	98-9510-1.430
Proclamation 7113: To Implement an Accelerated Schedule of Duty Elimination Under the North American Free Trade Agreement	98-9510-1.456
Proclamation 7115: Victims of the Bombing Incidents in Africa	98-9510-1.459
Professionalization of the Senior Chinese Officer Corps: Trends and Implications	98-3540-16
Prohibition of U.S. Funds to Certain Chinese Officials	98-21460-40
Proliferation Primer	98-25400-3
Proliferation: Threat and Response	98-3540-4
Promoting Financial Stability in the Transition of Central and Eastern Europe	98-9360-40
Proposed Refugee Admissions for FY98, Report to the Congress	98-7000-18
Prospects for Agricultural Trade in the APEC Region	98-1500-32
Prospects for Democracy in Nigeria	98-7000-2.163
Prospects for Greek-Turkish Reconciliation in a Changing International Setting	98-29590-19.2
Protocol Amending the Agreement Between the U.S. and Japan of June 20, 1988, as Extended, on Cooperation in Research and Development in Science and Technology	98-7000-25.155
Protocol Among the U.S., Japan and Korea Amending the Agreement on the Establishment of the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization	98-7000-25.32
Protocol Between the U.S. and Venezuela to the Agreement of Nov. 9, 1991 To Suppress Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances by Sea (TIAS 11827)	98-7000-25.6
Protocol To Amend the Air Transport Services Agreement of Mar. 28, 1979 Between the U.S. and Senegal	98-7000-25.139
Radio Address to the Palestinian People	98-7000-2.104
Radio Free Asia Act of 1997	98-21460-36
Radio Remarks on Cuban Independence Day	98-9510-1.367
Radio Remarks on the Northern Ireland Peace Accord Referendum	98-9510-1.371
Radio Remarks on the Passage of the Northern Ireland Peace Accord Referendum	98-9510-1.378
Radiological Dispersal Devices: Assessing the Transnational Threat	98-3920-35.15
Realism in International Politics	98-3810-1.103
Recent Decline in Foreign Computer Manufacturers Sales to Japanese Public Sector Raises U.S. Concerns	98-440-4.13
Redefining U.S. Hemispheric Interests: A Bold Naval Agenda for the Twenty-First Century	98-3810-1.111
Regional Components of the Democracy Network Program: Evaluation of Performance and Potential Final Report	98-21180-46.2
Relating to the Importance of Japanese-American Relations and the Urgent Need for Japan To More Effectively Address Its Economic and Financial Problems and Open Its Markets by Eliminating Informal Barriers to Trade and Investment, Thereby Making a More Effective Contribution To Leading the Asian Region Out of Its Current Financial Crisis, Insuring Against a Global Recession, and Reinforcing Regional Stability and Security	98-21460-58
Release of Interim Report of Defense Guidelines Review for U.S.-Japan Cooperation	98-3500-15.1
Release of Wei Jingsheng: Positive Sign or Cynical Gesture?	98-9850-12.60
Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session with Students at Beijing University in Beijing, China	98-9510-1.424
Remarks and an Exchange with Reporters in Birmingham, United Kingdom	98-9510-1.357
Remarks and an Exchange with Reporters on Departure for Baltimore, Maryland	98-9510-1.247
Remarks Announcing Appointments to the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.193
Remarks at a Church Service in Soweto, South Africa	98-9510-1.294
Remarks at a Dinner Hosted by President Mandela in Somerset West, South Africa	98-9510-1.289
Remarks at a Dinner Hosted by President Roman Herzog of Germany in Berlin	98-9510-1.345
Remarks at a Luncheon Hosted by Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the United Nations in New York City	98-9510-1.114
Remarks at a Memorial Service for Victims of the Embassy Bombings in Kenya and Tanzania at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland	98-9510-1.462
Remarks at a Reception Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Israel	98-9510-1.323
Remarks at a Reception Hosted by Chief Executive C. H. Tung in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China	98-9510-1.436
Remarks at a Reception Hosted by Mayor Xu Kuangdi of Shanghai	98-9510-1.429
Remarks at a Reception in Gaborone, Botswana	98-9510-1.295
Remarks at a Reception with President Fernando Cardoso of Brazil in Brasilia	98-9510-1.136
Remarks at a Saint Patrick's Day Ceremony with Prime Minister Bertie Ahern of Ireland	98-9510-1.267
Remarks at a Saint Patrick's Day Reception	98-9510-1.268
Remarks at a State Dinner for President Kim	98-9510-1.396
Remarks at a State Dinner Honoring President Jiang	98-9510-1.154
Remarks at a State Dinner Honoring Prime Minister Blair	98-9510-1.236
Remarks at a State Dinner Honoring Prime Minister Prodi	98-9510-1.333
Remarks at a State Dinner Hosted by President Frei in Santiago	98-9510-1.314
Remarks at a State Dinner Hosted by President Jiang in Beijing	98-9510-1.423
Remarks at a Wreath-Laying Ceremony in Buenos Aires, Argentina	98-9510-1.142
Remarks at Goree Island, Senegal	98-9510-1.299
Remarks at Huapi National Park in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina	98-9510-1.149
Remarks at the Arrival Ceremony in Xi'an, China	98-9510-1.412
Remarks at the Beijing University Library in Beijing	98-9510-1.425
Remarks at the Berlin Airlift Remembrance Ceremony in Berlin	98-9510-1.346
Remarks at the Dedication of the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center	98-9510-1.328
Remarks at the Entebbe Summit for Peace and Prosperity	98-9510-1.281
Remarks at the Foundation for International Community Assistance Women's Village in Wanyange	98-9510-1.278
Remarks at the Joint Declaration Signing Ceremony with President Frei in Santiago	98-9510-1.310
Remarks at the Kisowera School in Mukono, Uganda	98-9510-1.276
Remarks at the Memorial to Hector Peterson in Soweto, South Africa	98-9510-1.292
Remarks at the National Defense University	98-9510-1.228
Remarks at the National Geographic Society	98-9510-1.399
Remarks at the Opening of the Ronald H. Brown Commercial Center in Johannesburg, South Africa	98-9510-1.293
Remarks at the Opening Session of the Summit of the Americas in Santiago, Chile	98-9510-1.318
Remarks at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia	98-9510-1.246
Remarks at the Signing Ceremony for the Baltic Nations-U.S. Charter of Partnership	98-9510-1.215
Remarks at the Signing Ceremony for the Organization of American States Hemispheric Arms Trafficking Convention	98-9510-1.172
Remarks at the Signing Ceremony for the U.S.-Venezuela Agreements in Caracas	98-9510-1.132
Remarks at the State Dinner Hosted by President Carlos Menem of Argentina in Buenos Aires	98-9510-1.144
Remarks at the Swearing-In Ceremony for David Satcher as Surgeon General and Assistant Secretary for Health and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.244
Remarks at the TechnoServe/Peace Corps Project Site in Accra	98-9510-1.274
Remarks at the Vila Olimpica Mangueira School in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	98-9510-1.140
Remarks at the Welcoming Ceremony for Prime Minister Romano Prodi of Italy	98-9510-1.330
Remarks at the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland	98-9510-1.366
Remarks by General Henry H. Shelton, The Council on U.S.-Korean Security Studies: Luncheon Address	98-3560-7
Remarks by Secretary of Commerce William M. Daley: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Asia Task Force	98-2000-21
Remarks Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in New York City	98-9510-1.196
Remarks During a Visit to the Victoria Mxenge Housing Project in Cape Town, South Africa	98-9510-1.282
Remarks During the White House Conference on Climate Change	98-9510-1.126
Remarks Following Discussions with Chancellor Helmut Kohl of Germany and an Exchange with Reporters in Potsdam, Germany	98-9510-1.340
Remarks Honoring Genocide Survivors in Kigali, Rwanda	98-9510-1.279
Remarks in a Call-In Show on Shanghai Radio 990	98-9510-1.428
Remarks in a Discussion on Microenterprise in the San Miguel Neighborhood of Santiago, Chile	98-9510-1.316
Remarks in a Meeting with Village Business Owners and an Exchange with Reporters in Wanyange, Uganda	98-9510-1.277
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion at the General Motors Opel Plant in Eisenach, Germany	98-9510-1.347
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion on Shaping China for the 21st Century in Shanghai, China	98-9510-1.427
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion on the Future of South Africa in Johannesburg	98-9510-1.290
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion with Environmental Specialists in Guilin, China	98-9510-1.434
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion with Human Rights Activists in Dakar, Senegal	98-9510-1.300
Remarks in a Roundtable Discussion with Xiahe Area Residents	98-9510-1.415
Remarks in the Globalization and Trade Session of the Democratic National Committee's Autumn Retreat on Amelia Island	98-9510-1.156
Remarks in the Univision Town Meeting Buenos Aires	98-9510-1.143
Remarks of Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, Asia Rising?U.S. Naval Academy	98-440-169
Remarks of the Honorable Charlene Barshefsky, U.S. Trade Representative, Before the U.S.-China Business Council: China at the Crossroads of Reform	98-440-158
Remarks of the Honorable John D. Holum, Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and Under Secretary, Department of State, Keynote Address to Sandia National Laboratories Eighth International Arms Control Conference	98-9820-2.5
Remarks of Tim Galvin, Associate Administrator, FAS, Session on Plant Biotechnology, Regulatory Oversight, and Export Issues at the NCGA/ASA Commodity Classic, Long Beach, California	98-1920-24.3
Remarks on Action Against Nuclear Proliferation in South Asia and Most-Favored-Nation Status for China	98-9510-1.390
Remarks on Arrival and an Exchange with Reporters in Denver, Colorado	98-9510-1.181
Remarks on Arrival in Caracas, Venezuela	98-9510-1.131
Remarks on Departure for Capitol Hill and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.108
Remarks on Departure for Washington, DC, from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts	98-9510-1.469
Remarks on Departure from New York City and an Exchange with Reporters; Statement on the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change	98-9510-1.197
Remarks on Fast-Track Trade Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.160
Remarks on Fast-Track Trade Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.163
Remarks on Fast-Track Trade Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.164
Remarks on Fast-Track Trade Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.168
Remarks on International Women's Day	98-9510-1.259
Remarks on Landmines and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.109
Remarks on Receiving the Man of Peace Award	98-9510-1.179
Remarks on Senate Action on Fast-Track Trade Legislation and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.158
Remarks on Senate Ratification of the Protocols for Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.372
Remarks on Signing the Transmittal to the Senate of the Protocols of Accession to NATO for Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic	98-9510-1.243
Remarks on Signing the Workforce Investment Act of 1998	98-9510-1.458
Remarks on the Death of Mother Theresa and an Exchange with Reporters in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts	98-9510-1.104
Remarks on the Death of Princess Diana and an Exchange with Reporters in Martha's Vineyard	98-9510-1.101
Remarks on the Enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization	98-9510-1.270
Remarks on the International Crime Control Strategy	98-9510-1.338
Remarks on the Northern Ireland Peace Process and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.306
Remarks on the Peace Process in Bosnia and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.203
Remarks on the Proposed Building Efficient Surface Transportation and Equity Act and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.377
Remarks on the Situation in Iraq	98-9510-1.174
Remarks on the Terrorist Attack in Jerusalem and an Exchange with Reporters in Martha's Vineyard	98-9510-1.102
Remarks on United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan's Mission to Iraq and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.250
Remarks Prepared for Delivery, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, American Legion Convention, Orlando, FL	98-3500-15.2
Remarks Prior to a Meeting with the Economic Team and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.191
Remarks Prior to Bilateral Discussions with President Eduardo Frei of Chile in Santiago	98-9510-1.309
Remarks Prior to Discussions with Chairman Yasser Arafat of the Palestinian Authority and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.220
Remarks Prior to Discussions with Foreign Minister Yevgeniy Primakov of Russia and an Exchange with Reporters in New York City	98-9510-1.113
Remarks Prior to Discussions with President Ernesto Zedillo of Mexico and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.171
Remarks Prior to Discussions with President Ezer Weizman of Israel and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.127
Remarks Prior to Discussions with President Jiang Zemin of China in Beijing	98-9510-1.419
Remarks Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Blair and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.235
Remarks Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Chuan Likphai of Thailand and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.263
Remarks Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto of Japan and an Exchange with Reporters in Birmingham, United Kingdom	98-9510-1.349
Remarks Prior to Discussions with United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan and an Exchange with Reporters	98-9510-1.258
Remarks Supporting Renewal of Fast-Track Trading Authority	98-9510-1.105
Remarks to African Environmentalists in Gaborone, Botswana	98-9510-1.297
Remarks to Business and Community Leaders in Santiago	98-9510-1.312
Remarks to Business Leaders in Buenos Aires	98-9510-1.145
Remarks to Business Leaders in Sao Paolo, Brazil	98-9510-1.139
Remarks to Business Leaders in Shanghai	98-9510-1.431
Remarks to Senegalese Troops Trained for the African Crisis Response Initiative in Thies, Senegal	98-9510-1.298
Remarks to the Asia Society and the U.S.-China Education Foundation Board	98-9510-1.150
Remarks to the Building Construction and Finance Community in Shanghai	98-9510-1.433
Remarks to the Business Community in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China	98-9510-1.438
Remarks to the Citizens of Venezuela in Caracas	98-9510-1.134
Remarks to the Community at Dover Air Force Base in Dover	98-9510-1.335
Remarks to the Community at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska	98-9510-1.410
Remarks to the Community in Casablanca, Chile	98-9510-1.317
Remarks to the Community in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	98-9510-1.205
Remarks to the National Congress of Chile in Valparaiso	98-9510-1.315
Remarks to the People of Eisenach	98-9510-1.348
Remarks to the People of Germany in Berlin	98-9510-1.344
Remarks to the People of Ghana in Accra	98-9510-1.273
Remarks to the People of Guilin	98-9510-1.435
Remarks to the People of Xiahe	98-9510-1.416
Remarks to the Troops in Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina	98-9510-1.206
Remarks to the United Nations Special Session on the World Drug Problem in New York City	98-9510-1.392
Remarks to the U.S. Consulate Staff in Vancouver	98-9510-1.185
Remarks to the 52d Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City	98-9510-1.112
Remarks Welcoming President Jiang Zemin of China	98-9510-1.151
Remarks Welcoming President Kim Dae-jung of South Korea	98-9510-1.394
Remarks Welcoming Prime Minister Tony Blair of the United Kingdom	98-9510-1.234
Replace Unilateral U.S. Drug Certification Policy with a Multilateral Approach	98-9850-12.134
Report of the Commission on U.S.-Pacific Trade and Investment Policy: Building American Prosperity in the 21st Century	98-440-146
Report on Allied Contributions to the Common Defense, A Report to the U.S. Congress by the Secretary of Defense	98-3500-8
Report on Humanitarian Demining Activities of the U.S. Government	98-21180-45.3
Report to Congress: Conditions in Burma and U.S. Policy Toward Burma	98-7000-124
Report to Congress on Conditions in Hong Kong as of Apr. 2, 1998	98-7000-91
Report to Congress on Voting Practices in the United Nations, 1997	98-7000-38
Report to President William Jefferson Clinton of the Interagency Enforcement Team Regarding the U.S.-Japan Agreement on Autos and Auto Parts	98-440-127
Report to the Congress on Recommendations on Future Free Trade Area Negotiations	98-020-16
Report to the U.S. Congress on Export Credit Competition and the Export-Import Bank of the U.S., For the Period Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1996	98-9250-5
Republic of Korea: Defense Assistance	98-7000-12.200
Responding to Proliferation Threats	98-3920-35.16
Results Package Grant Agreement Between the U.S. and Egypt for Alexandria Wastewater System Expansion II	98-7000-25.16
Results Package Grant Agreement for Small and Emerging Business Support, with Annexes, Between the U.S. and Egypt	98-7000-25.40
Results Package Grant Agreement for the Health Policy Support Program, with Annex, Between the U.S. and Egypt	98-7000-25.41
Rethinking the Role of Nuclear Weapons	98-3920-35.9
Rhino and Tiger Product Labeling Act	98-21650-16
Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Act of 1998	98-25320-4
Rhinoceros and Tiger Conservation Reauthorization Act of 1998	98-21650-15
Richardson to South Asia: A Breakthrough for Peace in Afghanistan?	98-9850-12.172
Richardson to South Asia: Increased Trade Welcomed; Nuclear Arms Race Feared	98-9850-12.178
Robert S. Gelbard, Special Representative of the President and the Secretary for Implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.264
Role of Foreign Aid in Development: South Korea and the Philippines, CBO Memorandum	98-26300-19
Romania: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.60
Roots of Bosnian Realities	98-3710-1.103
Russia: A Devaluation of the President Along with the Currency	98-9850-12.253
Russia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.27
Russia: Ahead on Iraq; Wooing Iran, Other Neighbors	98-9850-12.137
Russia and CIS: Yeltsin's Cold Cancels a Summit; Gore-Chernomyrdin Talks; Albright in Ukraine	98-9850-12.145
Russia: Another Time of Troubles; A Challenger for Yeltsin	98-9850-12.198
Russia: Arms Control, Gore-Chernomyrdin Talks, Reforms	98-9850-12.30
Russia: Assertive Diplomacy with an Ailing Head of State	98-9850-12.84
Russia: Atomic Energy--Radiation	98-7000-12.5
Russia: Atomic Energy--Safety	98-7000-12.102
Russia: Aviation--Air Traffic Control	98-7000-12.1
Russia: Back Pay Issue Undermining Russian Armed Forces	98-9120-2.1
Russia: Economic Assistance	98-7000-12.98
Russia: Economic Assistance	98-7000-12.114
Russia: Facing a Brace of Serious Problems	98-9850-12.234
Russia: Haggling over New Government; A Troika for Europe	98-9850-12.158
Russia: Health	98-7000-12.26
Russia: Investment Guaranties	98-7000-12.24
Russia: Kiriyenko Confirmed; Russo-Japanese Summit; Latvia	98-9850-12.176
Russia: Mixed Results in Staging a Comeback on World Stage; Some Progress on Domestic Front	98-9850-12.47
Russia: Opposing U.S. on Iraq While Promoting Moscow's Goals	98-9850-12.128
Russia: Rivalry with U.S. and Matters at Home	98-9850-12.115
Russia: Scientific Cooperation--Mining and Minerals	98-7000-12.45
Russia: Second Vote on Kiriyenko, Tension with Latvia, Arming Iran	98-9850-12.168
Russia: Technical Assistance	98-7000-12.96
Russian Economic Crisis: A Bad Situation	98-9850-12.226
Russian Economic Crisis: Mixed Views on IMF Bailout Package	98-9850-12.228
Russian Financial Breakdown? Cause for World To Worry	98-9850-12.205
Rust Deming, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Washington, DC, U.S.-North Korea Agreed Framework and KEDO	98-7000-75.261
Rwanda: Disaster Relief	98-3500-24.24
Sarajevo Returns Conference	98-7000-131.12
Saudi Arabia: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.31
Saudi Arabia: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.34
Saudi Arabia: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.35
Saudi Arabia: Proposed Transfer of Fifteen Excess M577A2 Tracked Command Post Carriers	98-3500-24.23
Saving Energy in Guatemala	98-9930-38.5
Saving Energy in Hungary	98-9930-38.4
Saving Energy in the Czech Republic	98-9930-38.2
Scandal at the White House: Focus on Future of Clinton Presidency, U.S. Superpower Status	98-9850-12.106
Sea Turtle Conservation and Shrimp Imports	98-7000-131.23
Secretary Albright Announces $1.075 Million To Support Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal Investigations in Kosovo	98-7000-131.15
Secretary Cohen Tours Russian Defense Facility, Nuclear Weapons Security Projects Viewed at Serviev Posad	98-3500-15.11
Secretary of Defense Congratulates Anti-Land Mine Group	98-3500-15.6
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.2
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.3
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.4
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.21
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.29
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.31
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.45
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.56
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.60
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-27.71
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Academy of Military Sciences, China	98-3500-27.25
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen amd President Nazarbayev and Defense Minister Altynbayev of Kazakhstan	98-3500-27.12
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, American Embassy, Brasilia, Brazil	98-3500-27.61
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen and Greek Minister of Defense Apostolos-Athanasios Tsokhatzopoulos	98-3500-27.66
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen and Minister of Defense Beniamino Andreatta, Rome, Villa Madama, Italy	98-3500-27.64
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen at Dinner Hosted by Israeli Minister of Defense Yitzhak Mordechai, The Knesset, Jerusalem	98-3500-27.51
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Bangkok, Thailand	98-3500-27.24
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Cooperative Threat Reduction Initiative	98-3500-27.8
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen En Route to Santiago, Chile	98-3500-27.58
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen Enroute to Amman, Jordan	98-3500-27.49
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen Enroute to Turkey	98-3500-27.47
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Director General Fumio Kyuma of the Japan Defense Agency	98-3500-27.1
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Minister Constantin D. Ionescu of Romania	98-3500-27.44
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Minister of Defense Anneli Taina of Finland	98-3500-27.42
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Minister of Defense Gen. Lt. Vardiko Nadibaidze of Georgia	98-3500-27.41
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Minister of Defense Lazar Kitanoski of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	98-3500-27.46
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Honor Cordon Welcoming Minister of Defense Yitzhak Mordechai of Israel	98-3500-27.43
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Impromptu Interview at the Embassy Courtyard, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	98-3500-27.19
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Inaugural of the William S. Cohen Lecture Series	98-3500-27.40
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Joint Press Conference	98-3500-27.16
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Joint Press Conference, Munich, Germany	98-3500-27.34
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Joint Press Conference with Deputy Prime Minister Sezgin of Turkey	98-3500-27.48
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Joint Press Conference with Minister Yitzhak Mordechai of Israel	98-3500-27.7
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Kempinski Hotel, Beijing, China	98-3500-27.26
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Media Availability with German Minister of Defense Volker Ruehe	98-3500-27.55
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Ministry of Defense, Bangkok, Thailand	98-3500-27.23
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Munich, Germany	98-3500-27.36
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, NATO at 50: Challenges in a New Age, Munich Conference on Security Policy, Munich, Germany	98-3500-27.35
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Presentation of Vice President Al Gore Hammer Award	98-3500-27.9
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Press Briefing Enroute to Rome, Italy	98-3500-27.63
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Press Briefing on Deployment of USS George Washington	98-3500-27.11
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Press Conference, Ministry of Defense, Paris, France	98-3500-27.6
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Press Conference with George Robertson, U.K. Secretary of State for Defense, Ministry of Defense, London, England	98-3500-27.15
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Print Media Year End Review	98-3500-27.30
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Proliferation--Threat and Response Briefing	98-3500-27.13
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Remarks at NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium	98-3500-27.65
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Remarks at Tuzla Air Base, Bosnia	98-3500-27.5
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Security and Defense Cooperation: Practical and Substantive Unilateral, Bilateral and Regional Steps, Pacific Dialogue--Security Session, Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	98-3500-27.17
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Senate Armed Services Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-3500-27.32
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, Threat Posed to America by WMD	98-3500-27.39
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo, Japan	98-3500-27.27
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen: Wehrkunde Conference, Munich, Germany	98-3500-27.33
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Argentinian Minister of Defense Jorge Dominguez	98-3500-27.57
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Argentinian Minister of Defense Jorge Dominguez	98-3500-27.70
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Chilean Minister of Defense Raul Troncoso	98-3500-27.59
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Indonesian Minister of Defense Edi Sudrajat, Indonesia	98-3500-27.20
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Israeli Minister of Defense Yitzhak Mordechai, Tel Aviv, Israel	98-3500-27.52
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Kazakhstani Minister of Defense Col. Gen. Mukhtar Altynbayev	98-3500-27.69
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Korean Minister of Defense Chun Yong-Taek	98-3500-27.67
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Korean Minister of National Defense Kim Dong-Shin, Korea	98-3500-27.28
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar bin Ibrahim, Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	98-3500-27.18
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Minister of Defense Alain Richard of France	98-3500-27.54
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Minister Tsokhatzopoulos, Athens, Greece	98-3500-27.53
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with President Constantinescu of Romania	98-3500-27.68
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Prime Minister Majali of Jordan	98-3500-27.50
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jabor Al-Thani, Doha, Qatar	98-3500-27.37
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Russian Federation Minister of Defense Igor Sergeyev	98-3500-27.38
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Secretary of State for Defense George Robertson of the United Kingdom	98-3500-27.62
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen with Singapore Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Dr. Tony Tan, Singapore	98-3500-27.22
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address and Q&A Session at the Israel Academy of Arts and Science, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.8
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address and Q&A Session Before the Institute for International Economics, Willard Inter-Continental Hotel, Washington, D.C., International Economic Leadership: Keeping America on the Right Track for the Twenty-First Century	98-7000-75.22
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address and Question and Answer Session Before the American Association of Newspaper Editors, J.W. Marriott Hotel, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.192
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address and Question and Answer Session Before the Council on Foreign Relations, New York, New York	98-7000-75.37
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address to the Australasia Centre of the Asia Society, Sydney, Australia	98-7000-75.275
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address to the International Diplomacy Council, San Francisco, California	98-7000-75.266
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Address to the National Democratic Institute, Presentation of the 11th Annual W. Averell Harriman Democracy Award, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.74
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Argentinian Foreign Minister Guido di Tella: Press Remarks, Palacio San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina	98-7000-75.53
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Bahraini Foreign Minister Shaikh Muhammad Bin Mubarak al-Khalifa: Press Briefing, Sheraton Hotel, Manama, Bahrain	98-7000-75.131
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Basdeo Panday, Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago: Press Remarks, Grafton Beach Resort, Black Rock, Trinidad and Tobago	98-7000-75.195
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook: Press Briefing, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.127
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Chinese Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Qian Qichen: Press Availability Before Meeting, New York, New York	98-7000-75.26
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman: Zagreb, Croatia	98-7000-75.286
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Deputy President Thabo Mbeki: Joint Press Conference, Oliver Tambo House, Pretoria, Republic of South Africa	98-7000-75.102
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Edwin Carrington, Secretary General of the Caribbean Community; Ralph Maraj, Foreign Minister of Trinidad and Tobago; and Thomas F. McLarty, Special Envoy for the Americas: Remarks at Meeting of Ministers on the Caribbean, Trinidad Hilton Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago	98-7000-75.197
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Egyptian Foreign Minister Amre Moussa: Press Availability Following Meeting with President Hosni Mubarak, Itihadiya Palace, Cairo, Egypt	98-7000-75.132
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak: Press Conference, Ras Al Teen Palace, Alexandria, Egypt	98-7000-75.14
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton: Remarks at the Peking University Women's Legal Research Center, Beijing, China	98-7000-75.254
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton: Remarks on the First Lady's Trip to the New Independent States, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.141
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan of the People's Republic of China: Joint Press Conference, Beijing, China	98-7000-75.214
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine: Press Briefing, Quai d'Orsay, Paris, France	98-7000-75.172
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine: Press Remarks, Quai d'Orsay, Paris, France	98-7000-75.124
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel: Press Conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bonn, Germany	98-7000-75.171
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and German Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel: Press Remarks, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.73
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Haitian President Rene Preval: Press Conference at the National Palace, Port-au-Prince, Haiti	98-7000-75.55
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and His Excellency Amre Mahmoud Moussa, Foreign Minister of Egypt: Press Remarks Prior to Their Meeting, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.259
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and His Excellency Milo Djukanovic, President of the Republic of Montenegro: Press Remarks Prior to Their Meeting, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.206
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and His Excellency Shaikh Hamad Bin Jasim Al Thani, Foreign Minister of Qatar: Remarks Following Their Meeting	98-7000-75.190
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and His Majesty King Hussein of Jordan: Press Remarks Prior to Their Meeting, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.177
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Press Conference, Bristol Hotel, Paris, France	98-7000-75.93
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Italian Foreign Minister Lamberto Dini: Press Briefing at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rome, Italy	98-7000-75.170
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Italian Foreign Minister Lamberto Dini: Press Briefing, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rome, Italy	98-7000-75.183
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Japanese Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi: Joint Press Conference, Ikura House, Tokyo, Japan	98-7000-75.212
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Japanese Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi: Joint Press Conference, Ikura House, Tokyo, Japan	98-7000-75.256
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Masahiko Komura, Prior to Their Meeting, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.279
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Jordanian King Hussein: Press Conference, Amman, Jordan	98-7000-75.17
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Park Chung-Soo: Press Conference, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Seoul, Korea	98-7000-75.220
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Kuwait Minister of Defense Sheikh Salem Sabah Al-Salem al-Sabah: Joint Press Availability, Kuwait City, Kuwait	98-7000-75.84
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Mexican Foreign Secretary Rosario Green Macias, Remarks at Press Conference at the Conclusion of the 15th Meeting of the U.S.-Mexico Binational Commission, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.246
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley: Joint Press Conference, Hyatt Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand	98-7000-75.277
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Palestinian Chairman Yasser Arafat: Joint Press Availability, U.S. Mission to the United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland	98-7000-75.94
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Palestinian Chairman Yasser Arafat: Press Remarks, Bellevue Hotel, Bern, Switzerland	98-7000-75.83
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Palestinian Chairman Yasser Arafat: Press Remarks Following Their Meeting, Ramallah, West Bank	98-7000-75.7
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and President Laurent Kabila: Joint Press Conference, Palais de la Nation, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo	98-7000-75.100
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and President of Rwanda Pasteur Bizimungu: Press Conference, Office of the Presidency, Kigali, Rwanda	98-7000-75.99
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and President of Uganda Yoweri Musevini: Joint Press Availability, State House, Kampala, Uganda	98-7000-75.98
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma, and Foreign Minister Hennadiy Udovenko: Remarks at Signing Ceremony on Several Agreements, Mariinskiy Palace, Kiev, Ukraine	98-7000-75.168
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe: Joint Press Conference, State House, Harare, Zimbabwe	98-7000-75.103
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu: Joint Press Conference, Prime Minister's Office, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.6
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Prime Minister Bill Skate: Joint Press Conference, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	98-7000-75.272
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu: Joint Press Availability, Royal Garden Hotel, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.81
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Prime Minister of Mongolia Tsahiagiyn Elbedorj: Joint Press Conference, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia	98-7000-75.221
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Ralph Maraj, Foreign Minister of Trinidad and Tobago: Press Conference Following Caribbean Ministerial Meeting and Signing of Memorandum of Understanding, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago	98-7000-75.196
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Russian Foreign Minister Primakov: Joint Press Conference, Manila, Philippines	98-7000-75.268
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeniy Primakov, Press Conference, Excelsior Hotel, Cologne, Germany	98-7000-75.184
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov: Press Remarks at the State Pavilion, Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain	98-7000-75.126
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Saud Al-Faisal: Press Remarks Following Their Meeting, Abha, Saudi Arabia	98-7000-75.16
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Secretary of Defense William Cohen: Press Briefing on Land Mine Policy, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.70
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Secretary of Defense William Cohen: Remarks at Press Stake-Out on Capitol Hill, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.282
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Spanish Foreign Minister Abel Matutes: Press Briefing, State Pavilion--Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain	98-7000-75.173
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Tanzanian Foreign Minister Jakaya Kikwete: Joint Press Availability Following Their Meeting, State House, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania	98-7000-75.280
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Thai Finance Minister Tarrin Nimmanahaeminda: Remarks to the Press Prior to Their Meeting, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.118
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and the Ministers to the Contact Group on Kosovo: Press Conference, Lancaster House, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.174
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and Tunisian Foreign Minister Abderrahim Zouari: Remarks on Bicentennial of U.S.-Tunisian Diplomatic Relations, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.41
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and U.K. Foreign Secretary Robin Cook: Joint Press Availability, Stakis Hotel, Edinburgh, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.80
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright and United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Robin Cook: Remarks at the United Kingdom UN Ambassador's Residence, New York, New York	98-7000-75.24
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Arrival Statement at Residence of President Weizman, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.5
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Attorney General Janet Reno, and Director of National Drug Control Policy General Barry R. McCaffrey: Remarks on the International Narcotics Control Strategy Report for 1997, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.152
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Bob Dole, and Cyrus Vance: Press Conference, Washington, DC, International Commission on Missing Persons	98-7000-75.76
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Commencement Address at the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland	98-7000-75.238
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Commencement Address to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticut	98-7000-75.235
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: FY99 Budget Statement Before the Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary, and Related Agencies, House Appropriations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.151
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Intervention at the ASEAN Post-Ministerial Conference, Manila, Philippines	98-7000-75.270
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Intervention at the ASEAN Regional Forum Plenary, Manila, Philippines	98-7000-75.267
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview by Matt Lauer, The Today Show, NBC TV, New York, New York	98-7000-75.38
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview for CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, Taped from London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.249
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on ABC-TV, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.11
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on ABC-TV This Week with Cokie Roberts, Sam Donaldson, and George Will, Vancouver, British Columbia	98-7000-75.91
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on ABC-TV This Week with Sam Donaldson, Cokie Roberts, and George Will, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.147
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on CNN Larry King Live, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.281
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on CNN's Larry King Live with Larry King, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.258
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on CNN-TV, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.12
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on CNN-TV Larry King Live with Larry King, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.68
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on MBC TV of London, Alexandria, Egypt	98-7000-75.13
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on NBC-TV Meet the Press with Tim Russert and Andrea Mitchell, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.252
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on NBC-TV's Meet the Press with Tim Russert and Andrea Mitchell, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.63
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on NBC-TV's Meet the Press with Tim Russert, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.116
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on NBC-TV's Meet the Press with Tim Russert, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.278
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on NPR's All Things Considered, New York, New York	98-7000-75.113
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on PBS-TV Newshour with Jim Lehrer, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.67
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview on PBS-TV The News Hour with Jim Lehrer, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.148
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview with Bob Schieffer on CBS-TV Face the Nation, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.162
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Interview with Wolf Blitzer on CNN's Late Edition, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.129
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Meeting with Independent Media Representatives	98-7000-75.285
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Meeting with Women Non-Governmental Organization Leaders, U.S. Embassy, Manila, Philippines	98-7000-75.269
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, and Secretary of Defense William Cohen: Interview on ABC-TV Nightline with Ted Koppel, Columbus, Ohio	98-7000-75.143
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: NATO Expansion,New Atlantic Initiative Conference, The Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.137
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: On-the-Record Briefing en Route, Shannon Airport, Ireland	98-7000-75.133
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Opening Remarks at a Breakfast for East Asian and Pacific Region Foreign Ministers, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, New York	98-7000-75.27
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Opening Remarks on Cuba at Press Briefing Followed by Question and Answer Session by Other Administration Officials, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.181
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Availability, Bijeljina, Bosnia	98-7000-75.284
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Availability with President Izetbegovic and President Zubak, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina	98-7000-75.287
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing, Beijing, China	98-7000-75.253
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing en Route Shannon Airport, Ireland	98-7000-75.3
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing, King Khaled International Airport, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	98-7000-75.130
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing, Miami International Press Center, Miami, Florida	98-7000-75.201
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing on Attendance at 52nd UN General Assembly, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.23
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Briefing, White House Briefing Room, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.119
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Beijing International Club Hotel, Beijing, China	98-7000-75.217
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Caracas, Venezuela	98-7000-75.240
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference Following North Atlantic Council Meeting, NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium	98-7000-75.105
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Lancaster House, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.248
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Laromme Hotel, Jerusalem	98-7000-75.128
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg	98-7000-75.239
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference on the Crisis in South Asia, Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland	98-7000-75.243
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference on the Middle East Peace Process Meetings, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.223
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Conference, Port au Prince, Haiti	98-7000-75.194
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Remarks en Route Washington, D.C. from South Carolina	98-7000-75.146
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Remarks Following UN Security Council Session on Africa, the United Nations, New York, New York	98-7000-75.34
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Press Remarks on India and Pakistan, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.241
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks and Q&A Session at Howard University, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.200
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks and Q&A Session at St. Michael's College, Colchester, Vermont	98-7000-75.198
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks and Q&A Session at the Center for National Policy, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.111
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks and Question and Answer Session at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.228
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at an Open Forum Breakfast, Hotel Intercontinental, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo	98-7000-75.101
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty Signing, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, New York	98-7000-75.35
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.62
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Joint Appearance with Treasury Secretary Rubin at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.61
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Roundtable Discussion at Pudong Legal Assistance Center, Pudong University, Shanghai, China	98-7000-75.255
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Roundtable Discussion with University Students at Kiev-Mohyla Academy, Kiev, Ukraine	98-7000-75.169
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee	98-7000-75.144
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Beirut Forum, Beirut, Lebanon	98-7000-75.18
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Friends Boys School, Ramallah, West Bank	98-7000-75.10
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Joint Service Officers Wives Luncheon, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.77
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Ministerial Meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia	98-7000-75.15
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Organization of African Unity, Economic Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia	98-7000-75.96
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the Seeds of Peace 6th Anniversary Dinner, New York, New York	98-7000-75.211
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at the 20th Anniversary Commemoration of the Bipartisan Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, Andrew Mellon Building, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.56
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky	98-7000-75.65
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina	98-7000-75.145
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks at U.S. Agency for International Development Conference on Promoting Democracy, Human Rights, and Reintegration in Post-Conflict Societies, Washington Renaissance Hotel, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.69
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks Before Members of the Swiss Parliament, Bern, Switzerland	98-7000-75.82
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks Following Bosnia Contact Group Ministerial Meeting, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, New York	98-7000-75.29
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks Following Meeting with Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat, U.S. Embassy, London, United Kingdom	98-7000-75.107
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on Advisory Committee on Religious Freedom Abroad Interim Report to the Secretary of State and to the President of the U.S., Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.120
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on Designation of Terrorist Organizations, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.42
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on Earth Day 1998 at the National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.205
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on New Economic Sanctions Against Sudan, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.71
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on the State of the Union and Visit to Europe, the Gulf, and the Middle East, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.122
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks on the U.S.-China Summit, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.66
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to Euro Atlantic Partnership Council Ministerial Meeting, NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium	98-7000-75.106
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to Global Demining Conference, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.237
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to Southern Africa Development Community, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, New York	98-7000-75.31
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the American Chamber of Commerce, Manila, Philippines	98-7000-75.271
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the American Chamber of Commerce, Rio de Janeiro Stock Exchange, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	98-7000-75.48
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the Bretton Woods Committee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.140
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the Students of Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, New York	98-7000-75.39
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the Students of Roosevelt High School of Science, Bronx, New York	98-7000-75.40
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to the UNSCOM Inspectors, Manama, Bahrain	98-7000-75.85
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks to U.S. Business Representatives, Sheraton International Club, Beijing, China	98-7000-75.216
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Remarks with U.K. Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, in His EU Presidency Capacity, and Vice President of the European Commission Sir Leon Brittan, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.115
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of Defense Cohen, Japanese Foreign Minister Obuchi, and Japanese Defense Minister Kyuma: Press Availability Following the U.S.-Japan Security Consultative Committee Meeting, New York, New York	98-7000-75.25
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of Defense William Cohen, and Secretary of Treasury Robert Rubin: Press Briefing on Emergency Supplemental, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.178
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of Defense William Cohen, Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, and Australian Defense Minister Ian McLachlan: Remarks Following U.S.-Australian Meeting, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.43
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of Defense William Cohen, Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer, and Australian Minister for Defense Ian McLachlan: Joint Press Conference at the Conclusion of the Australia-U.S. Ministerial Talks, HMAS Watson, Sydney, Australia	98-7000-75.276
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, and National Security Advisor Samuel R. Berger: Remarks at Town Hall Meeting, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio	98-7000-75.142
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Speech and Question and Answer Session at Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan	98-7000-75.213
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Speech to Returning Refugees, Stup, Bosnia	98-7000-75.283
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement and Press Conference Following Meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister Levy and PLO Secretary General Abu Mazen, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, New York	98-7000-75.36
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement at Plenary Meeting of the APEC Ministerial, Vancouver, British Columbia	98-7000-75.90
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement at the Bosnia Contact Group Ministerial, New York, New York	98-7000-75.28
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement at the North Atlantic Council Ministerial Meeting, NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium	98-7000-75.104
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement at the United Nations Security Council Ministerial on Africa, New York, New York	98-7000-75.32
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement Before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Washington, DC, NATO Enlargement	98-7000-75.57
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement on NATO Enlargement Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.149
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright: Statement on Terrorist Attacks in Jerusalem, Prague, Czech Republic	98-7000-75.1
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Burelli Rivas: Remarks Upon Signing of Agreements, Casa Amarilla, Caracas, Venezuela	98-7000-75.46
Section 116(d)(5) Report	98-9910-82.1
Security of the Western Hemisphere: International Terrorism and Organized Crime	98-3920-35.8
Seeds of Peace in the Middle East	98-29590-19.5
Senator John Warner (R-VA), NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium	98-3500-27.14
Senegal: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.3
Services Performed by Full-Time U.S. Government Employees in Connection with Foreign Military Sales	98-3500-24.46
Shaping Our Future in the Asia-Pacific	98-3920-4.105
Shifting Chinese Public Image of the U.S.	98-3920-35.11
Shining the Light on Energy Conservation: A Synthesis of Findings from Six Evaluations	98-9930-38.6
Should There Be a Military Strike Against Iraq?	98-9850-12.113
Significant Incidents of Political Violence Against Americans, 1996	98-7000-58
Signing of the U.S.-UK Maritime Counter-Drug Agreement	98-7000-131.36
Simplified Complexity: Thinking in the White Spaces	98-3920-35.17
Singapore: Defense--Data Systems	98-7000-12.177
Singapore: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.178
Singapore: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.105
Slip Laws (Public)	98-9510-2
Slovak Republic: Defense--Security of Military Information	98-7000-12.33
Slovakia: Proposed Transfer of Excess Radios	98-3500-24.80
Soccer Fields and Submarines in Cuba: The Politics of Problem Definition	98-3810-1.102
Social Security Programs Throughout the World, 1995	98-4700-1
Social Security Programs Throughout the World, 1997	98-4700-1
Soeharto Steps Down, with Nudge from U.S.	98-9850-12.196
Soeharto's Seventh Term: Indonesia Faces Critical Hour	98-9850-12.140
Somalia: Floods	98-9910-79.3
Sources of Conflict in Asia	98-3600-16
Sources of Conflict in Europe and the Former Soviet Union	98-3600-16
Sources of Conflict in the Greater Middle East	98-3600-16
Sources of Conflict in the 21st Century: Regional Futures and U.S. Strategy	98-3600-16
South Africa: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.38
South Africa: FY97 Support for Negotiations on Zaire	98-7000-9.6
South Africa: Proposed Establishment of a Security Assistance Organization	98-3500-24.3
South Asia	98-9110-1.13
South Korea's Financial Crisis: Continued Anxiety at Year's End	98-9850-12.89
South Pacific Regional Environment Programme Agreement, Message from the President	98-25380-240
Southeast Asia's Haze: Indonesia's Shame Will Not Blow Away	98-9850-12.38
Sovereignty After Empire: Self-Determination Movements in the Former Soviet Union	98-29590-19.4
Spain: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.43
Spain: Atomic Energy--Technical Information Exchange and Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Matters	98-7000-12.16
Spain: Defense--Data Exchange	98-7000-12.184
Spain: Defense--Logistics	98-7000-12.189
Spain: Proposed Sale of Excess Aviation Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.74
Spain: Proposed Transfer of Eight Excess J79 Engines and Containers	98-3500-24.114
Spain: Space Cooperation	98-7000-12.52
Special Operations Forces: The Way Ahead	98-3500-18.7
Special Reports	98-29590-10
Spotting the Losers: Seven Signs of Non-Competitive States	98-3720-1.109
St. Egidio Platform for a Peaceful Solution of the Algerian Crisis	98-29590-19.5
Standard Time Zones of the World	98-9110-1.2
Stanley O. Roth, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Testimony Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.232
Stanley O. Roth, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Testimony Before the House Ways and Means Committee, Subcommittee on Trade, Washington, DC, China's MFN Status	98-7000-75.250
Stanley O. Roth, Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Testimony Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, Washington, DC, Situation in Cambodia	98-7000-75.245
Stanley O. Roth, Assistant Secretary of State, East Asian and Pacific Affairs: Testimony Before the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs of the House Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.225
Starr Investigation: Clinton's Sin Is Little; There Will Be No Impeachment	98-9850-12.246
Starr Investigation: Increasing Agitation with DistractedSuperpower	98-9850-12.243
Starr Investigation: Pondering Clinton's Next Move; Impact of Case on Presidency	98-9850-12.238
START Treaty: Achievement of Phase I Reductions	98-9820-1.6
State Department Appropriations: FY97 Allocations	98-7000-9.4
State Department: Establishment of Jerusalem Embassy	98-7000-9.41
State Department Fact Sheets	98-7000-123
State Department List of Terrorist Organizations: An Inglorious Honor Roll	98-9850-12.35
State Department Speeches, Testimony and Interviews with the Press	98-7000-75
State Department Statements	98-7000-131
State Department Urges End to Congo Fighting	98-7000-131.42
Statement by Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky Regarding the WTO Dispute on Photographic Film and Paper	98-440-4.18
Statement by August Schumacher, Jr., Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, USDA, Before the House Ways and Means Committee, Subcommittee on Trade	98-1920-24.2
Statement by Dan Glickman, Secretary of Agriculture, Before the House Committee on Agriculture, Washington, D.C.	98-1920-24.7
Statement by Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen	98-3500-15.3
Statement by U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky	98-440-4.16
Statement by U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky on the 1997 Trade Figures	98-440-4.35
Statement by USTR Charlene Barshefsky	98-440-4.4
Statement by USTR Charlene Barshefsky at the Conclusion of the OECD Ministerial, Paris, France	98-440-4.50
Statement by USTR Charlene Barshefsky Regarding FTAA Trade Negotiations	98-440-4.43
Statement of Ambassador Barshefsky	98-440-4.61
Statement of August Schumacher, Jr., Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, USDA, Before the General Farm Commodities Subcommittee, House Committee on Agriculture, Washington, D.C.	98-1920-24.1
Statement of August Schumacher, Jr., Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, USDA, Before the General Farm Commodities Subcommittee, House Committee on Agriculture, Washington, D.C.	98-1920-24.9
Statement of August Schumacher, Jr., Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services, USDA, Before the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy, Export and Trade Promotion, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C.	98-1920-24.6
Statement of European Union/U.S. Shared Objectives and Close Cooperation on Counter-Terrorism	98-9510-1.361
Statement of Lon Hatamiya, Administrator, FAS, USDA, Before the House Committee on Agriculture's Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry, Washington, D.C.	98-1920-24.5
Statement of Lon Hatamiya, Administrator, FAS, USDA, Before the House Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies	98-1920-24.4
Statement of Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen Before the Senate Committee on Appropriations on the Topic of NATO Enlargement	98-3500-15.7
Statement of U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky, House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee Hearing, Renewal of MFN Status for China	98-440-144
Statement of USTR Charlene Barshefsky Concerning Japan's New Three-Year Deregulation Program	98-440-4.48
Statement on Action Against Terrorist Organizations	98-9510-1.129
Statement on Action on Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Action on Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996	98-9510-1.214
Statement on Action on Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996; Letter to Congressional Leaders on Action on Title III of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity (LIBERTAD) Act of 1996	98-9510-1.448
Statement on Brazil's Ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty	98-9510-1.445
Statement on British and French Ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty	98-9510-1.303
Statement on Cuba	98-9510-1.271
Statement on Deferred Enforced Departure for Haitians; Memorandum on Deferred Enforced Departure for Haitians	98-9510-1.207
Statement on Expanding the Executive Order on Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction	98-9510-1.452
Statement on Fast-Track Trade Legislation	98-9510-1.159
Statement on Further Nuclear Testing by Pakistan	98-9510-1.384
Statement on House of Representatives Action on Fast-Track Trade Legislation	98-9510-1.155
Statement on House of Representatives Action To Extend Normal Trade Relations with China	98-9510-1.451
Statement on House Ways and Means Committee Action on Fast-Track Trading Authority Legislation	98-9510-1.128
Statement on Iraq's Failure To Comply with United Nations Weapons Inspections	98-9510-1.457
Statement on New Initiatives in Support of Peace in Northern Ireland	98-9510-1.334
Statement on Protecting the Northern Right Whale	98-9510-1.320
Statement on Receiving the Interim Report of the Secretary of State's Special Advisory Committee on Religious Freedom Abroad	98-9510-1.222
Statement on Returning Without Approval to the House of Representatives the Iran Missile Proliferation Sanctions Act of 1998	98-9510-1.407
Statement on Russian Ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention	98-9510-1.161
Statement on Russia's Economic Situation	98-9510-1.383
Statement on Senate Action on India-Pakistan Sanctions Legislation	98-9510-1.442
Statement on Signing the Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1998	98-9510-1.189
Statement on Signing the Holocaust Victims Redress Act	98-9510-1.245
Statement on Status of U.S.-Vietnam Bilateral Trade Agreement, Office of the USTR, House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade	98-440-183
Statement on Support for Russian Reform	98-9510-1.386
Statement on the Accident Involving U.S. Aircraft in Italy	98-9510-1.231
Statement on the Apprehension of Goran Jelisic	98-9510-1.221
Statement on the Arrest of Mohammad Rashid for the Terrorist Attack on the U.S. Embassy in Kenya	98-9510-1.475
Statement on the Bombings in South Africa and Uganda	98-9510-1.474
Statement on the Conclusion of the World Trade Organization Meeting	98-9510-1.370
Statement on the Death of M.K.O. Abiola of Nigeria	98-9510-1.441
Statement on the Death of Mother Theresa	98-9510-1.103
Statement on the Death of Pol Pot	98-9510-1.313
Statement on the European Economic and Monetary Union	98-9510-1.326
Statement on the Helicopter Tragedy in Bosnia-Herzegovina	98-9510-1.111
Statement on the House of Representatives Action on the African Growth and Opportunity Act	98-9510-1.262
Statement on the International Financial Services Agreement	98-9510-1.198
Statement on the Japan-U.S. Civil Aviation Agreement	98-9510-1.229
Statement on the Japan-U.S. Trade Agreement on Access to Japanese Ports	98-9510-1.147
Statement on the Korean Peninsula Peace Process	98-9510-1.180
Statement on the Middle East Peace Process	98-9510-1.337
Statement on the Northern Ireland Peace Process	98-9510-1.249
Statement on the Passage of the Northern Ireland Peace Accord Referendum	98-9510-1.379
Statement on the Proposed International Monetary Fund Financing Program for Russia	98-9510-1.444
Statement on the Resignation of President Soeharto of Indonesia	98-9510-1.369
Statement on the Senate Approval of NATO Enlargement	98-9510-1.325
Statement on the Senate Finance Committee Action on Fast-Track Trading Authority Legislation	98-9510-1.124
Statement on the Situation in Indonesia	98-9510-1.352
Statement on the Situation in Kosovo	98-9510-1.341
Statement on the Terrorist Attack in Luxor, Egypt	98-9510-1.176
Statement on the Terrorist Bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland	98-9510-1.466
Statement on the United Nations Security Council Resolution on Iraq	98-9510-1.169
Statement on the United Nations Security Council Vote on Iraq	98-9510-1.252
Statement on the U.S.-France Civil Aviation Agreement	98-9510-1.305
Statement on the U.S.-Mexico Binational Drug Strategy	98-9510-1.238
Statement on the Washington Conference on Humanitarian Demining	98-9510-1.368
Statement on the Wrongful Internment of Latin Americans of Japanese Descent	98-9510-1.400
Stephen Sestanovich, Ambassador-at-Large and Special Advisor for the New Independent States, Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, U.S. Policy Toward Russia	98-7000-75.262
Strategic Forum	98-3920-35
Strengthening the Legislature and Democracy in the Philippines	98-9930-37.1
Strengthening U.S.-Asian Ties	98-7000-2.161
Strike on Iraq Imminent?	98-9850-12.110
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Remarks at the National Conference of State Legislatures, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.203
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Statement Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.230
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Statement Before the Subcommittee on Energy and Power, House Commerce Committee	98-7000-75.166
Stuart E. Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, Economic Sanctions	98-7000-75.242
Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs: Address to Conference on the European Union, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland	98-7000-75.222
Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Address to the United Jewish Appeal National Young Leadership Conference, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.182
Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Address Before the Economic Strategy Institute, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.224
Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: Conference Call on the Kyoto Climate Change Conference, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.158
Stuart Eizenstat, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs: Testimony on Caspian Energy Development Before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.188
Submission by the Government of the U.S. to the Government of Japan Regarding Deregulation, Competition Policy, and Transparency and Other Government Practices in Japan	98-440-181
Summit of the Americas II: Without Fast Track, Disillusionment, Disappointment Looms	98-9850-12.167
Summit of the Americas: Significant Results or Failed Effort? U.S. Role Examined	98-9850-12.171
Supplementary Agreement Between the U.S. and Brazil to the Agreement of Feb. 6, 1984, as Amended and Extended, Relating to Cooperation in Science and Technology	98-7000-25.130
Support for Women's Human Rights: Ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women	98-7000-123.10
Supporting American Leadership for the 21st Century	98-7000-2.135
Susan E. Rice, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs: Address to the U.S. Trade and Investment Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana	98-7000-75.202
Susan E. Rice, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs: Remarks at the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.176
Susan E. Rice, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs: Remarks Before the Southern Africa Grantmakers Affinity Group--The African Renaissance, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.218
Susan E. Rice, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs: Remarks to the City Club of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio	98-7000-75.204
Susan E. Rice, Statement Before the Subcommittees on Africa and on International Operations and Human Rights of the House International Relations Committee, Washington, DC, Crisis in Sudan and Northern Uganda	98-7000-75.274
Susan L. Shirk, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, U.S. Department of State: Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.234
Sweden: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.34
Sweden: Atomic Energy--International Piping Integrity Research Group (IPIRG)	98-7000-12.13
Sweden: Defense	98-7000-12.181
Sweden: Defense--Aircrew Protection	98-7000-12.179
Sweden: Defense--Environmental Protection	98-7000-12.180
Switzerland: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.44
Switzerland: Atomic Energy--International Piping Integrity Research Group	98-7000-12.14
Switzerland: Unauthorized Transfer of U.S.-Origin Defense Technology	98-7000-9.13
Symposium Sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: Maintaining Financial Stability in a Global Economy	98-9360-40
Syria: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.58
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the U.S.: Proposed Enhancement or Upgrade of Sensitivity of Technology or Capability	98-3500-24.5
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the U.S.: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.8
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the U.S.: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.43
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the U.S.: Proposed Sale of Excess KNOX-Class Training Devices	98-3500-24.15
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO): Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.111
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO): Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.103
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO): Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.104
Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO): Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.130
Taiwan: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.62
Tajikistan: Concern About Political Party Law--Its Effect on the Peace Process	98-7000-131.27
Tajikistan: Danger Pay	98-7000-9.49
Tajikistan: United Nations Peacekeeping	98-7000-9.50
Tax Reimbursement Agreement, with Annex, Between the U.S. and the International Organization for Migration	98-7000-25.31
Taxation Convention with Thailand	98-25380-237
Terror in Luxor: Act of Barbarity, But Who's Really To Blame?	98-9850-12.64
Terrorists, WMD, and the U.S. Army Reserve	98-3720-1.101
Testimony of Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, USTR: Renewal of Normal Trade Relations with China, Senate Committee on Finance	98-440-184
Testimony of U.S. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman Before the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry	98-1920-24.8
Textiles and Apparel: India's Integration into the World Economy and Opportunities for U.S. Firms	98-9880-1.103
Textiles and Apparel: New U.S. Trade Program Likely To Spur Imports from Israel and Jordan	98-9880-1.107
Thailand: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.11
Thailand: Defense--Technology Transfer	98-7000-12.90
Thailand: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.11
Thailand: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.29
Thailand: Proposed Transfer of Ten Excess SH-2F Helicopters	98-3500-24.68
Theresa Loar, Senior Coordinator for International Women's Issues: Statement on Women in Afghanistan at a Mock Hearing Before Senator Dianne Feinstein, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.165
Thomas R. Pickering, Under Secretary for Political Affairs: Remarks at a Council of the Americas Conference, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.227
Thomas S. Warrick, Deputy, Office of War Crimes Issues: Address to 28th Annual Scholars Conference, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington	98-7000-75.164
Threat Control Through Arms Control: U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Report to Congress, 1996	98-9820-13
Threat of Bioterrorism	98-3920-35.1
Time's Arrow, Time's Cycle: Metaphors for a Period of Transition	98-3720-1.103
To Establish the Select Committee on U.S. National Security and Military/Commercial Concerns with the People's Republic of China	98-21680-2
Total's Contact with Iran: A Challenge to Pax Americana?	98-9850-12.26
Track 1 1/2 Diplomacy in Northern Ireland	98-29590-19.5
Trade and Tariff Act of 1998	98-25360-17
Trade Policy Agenda, 1998, and 1997 Annual Report of the President of the U.S. on the Trade Agreements Program	98-440-19
Trade Preferences for Honduras Restored	98-440-4.72
Trade Preferences for Honduras Suspended	98-440-4.46
Trade Representative Welcomes Appellate Victory in WTO Banana Dispute: Sees Broader Benefits for U.S. Trade	98-440-4.7
Traditional Military Thinking and the Defensive Strategy of China	98-3720-195
Trafficking in Women and Girls--An International Human Rights Violation	98-7000-123.11
Transatlantic Partnership on Political Cooperation	98-9510-1.364
Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, Address on the Asian Financial Situation to Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.	98-8000-15
Treat Prisoners Humanely	98-3710-1.112
Treaties and Other International Acts Series	98-7000-12
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.108
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.114
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.120
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.127
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.133
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.138
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.145
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.153
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.159
Treaty Actions	98-7000-2.166
Treaty with Australia on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, Message from the President	98-25380-223
Treaty with Niue on Delimitation of a Maritime Boundary, Message from the President	98-25380-269
Trend Analysis: Mixed Assessments of U.S. Undisputed Role as Superpower	98-9850-12.22
Trends--Russia: Back as Big Player, But with a Difference?	98-9850-12.63
Trends--U.S. and Great Game: Two Rivals Score, One Teammate Disgruntled	98-9850-12.93
Trends: U.S. Cuba Policy--Does It Strengthen Castro?	98-9850-12.68
Trends--U.S. Status as Superpower: Good; Should Be Better; Bad and Ugly	98-9850-12.92
Trends: U.S-France--Quelle Difference en 200 Ans!	98-9850-12.73
Triple Charges Assessed on Chinese Textile Transshipments	98-440-4.53
Tropical Forest Conservation Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-214)	98-9510-2.10
Trust and Investment Corporations in China	98-9360-33
Tunisia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.31
Tunisia: Defense--Logistic Support	98-7000-12.182
Tunisia: Proposed Transfer of Excess Miscellaneous Equipment	98-3500-24.94
Tunisia: Proposed Transfer of Forty Excess M2 Machine Guns	98-3500-24.95
Turkey: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.32
Turkey: Alliances, Enduring Grudges and the Kurdish Problem	98-9850-12.96
Turkey: Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate BOWEN (FF 1079) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.51
Turkey: Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate FANNING (FF 1076) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.53
Turkey: Proposed Lease of KNOX-Class Frigate REASONER (FF 1063) and Associated Equipment	98-3500-24.52
Turkey: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.38
Turkey: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.97
Turkey: Proposed Transfer of Excess HAWK Phase II Equipment	98-3500-24.85
Turkey: Proposed Transfer of Excess Ship Spare and Repair Parts	98-3500-24.119
Turkey: Proposed Transfer of Two Excess PERRY-Class Frigates and 75 Excess Standard Missiles	98-3500-24.37
Turkey: Waiver of Restrictions on Assistance	98-7000-9.15
Turkey's Role in the New World Order: New Challenges	98-3920-35.7
Turning Point: Annual Report, 1996, U.S.-Asia Environmental Partnership	98-9910-67
Ukraine: Aviation--Transport Services	98-7000-12.88
Ukraine: Cultural Heritage	98-7000-12.4
Ukraine: Employment	98-7000-12.47
Ukraine: Investment Guaranties	98-7000-12.28
Ukraine: Scientific Cooperation	98-7000-12.6
Ukraine: Technical Cooperation	98-7000-12.25
UN Confrontation with Iraq: A Way Out of the Impasse?	98-9850-12.57
UN Human Rights Commission Vote on Cuba Resolution	98-7000-131.20
UN Humanitarian Assistance Is Making a World of Difference	98-7000-123.4
UN Observer Mission in Georgia	98-3710-1.110
UN Special Session on Drugs: Hope Tempered with Pessimism	98-9850-12.210
Under Secretary for Economic, Agricultural, and Business Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Asian Financial Crisis, Statement Before the Senate Finance Committee and the Asia Subcommittee of the House International Relations Committee, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.134
Under Secretary for Economic, Agricultural, and Business Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Remarks Before the North American Committee of the National Policy Association, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.108
Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs: NATO Enlargement and U.S. Business Interests,Hungarian Embassy, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.110
Under Secretary for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Address at Egyptian-American Chamber of Commerce, Cairo, Egypt	98-7000-75.44
Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Remarks Before the American Chamber of Commerce European Union Committee, Brussels, Belgium	98-7000-75.9
Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Remarks Before the House of Representatives, International Relations Subcommittee, Our Future Trade Agenda	98-7000-75.30
Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart Eizenstat: Remarks Before the Japan American Society of Washington, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.139
Under Secretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart Eizenstat: Remarks Before the U.S. House of Representatives, Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.60
Under Secretary for Global Affairs Timothy E. Wirth: Remarks at the Forum on International Geosciences at the National Academy of Sciences, International Environmental Cooperation,Washington, DC	98-7000-75.86
Under Secretary of State for Economic Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart E. Eizenstat: Remarks Before the Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC, The Doha Economic Conference and the Changing Investment Climate in the Middle East	98-7000-75.64
Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs Stuart Eizenstat: Statement Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.138
Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs Timothy E. Wirth: Press Conference on the Kyoto Conference on Climate Change, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.78
Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs Timothy E. Wirth: Statement Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Subcommittee on International Economic Policy, Export and Trade Promotion, Washington, DC	98-7000-75.45
Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs Timothy E. Wirth: Statement to House Committee on Commerce, Subcommittee on Energy and Power, Washington, D.C.	98-7000-75.72
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Thomas Pickering: U.S. Policy in the Middle East, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, California	98-7000-75.109
Under Secretary Stuart Eizenstat: Closing Plenary Statement at the London Conference on Nazi Gold	98-7000-75.92
UNHRC Vote, Chretien Trip: U.S. Increasingly Isolated on Cuba?	98-9850-12.180
UN-Iraq Agreement on Weapons Inspections: Views from Asia	98-9850-12.130
United Arab Emirates: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.44
United Arab Emirates: Proposed Letter of Offer and Acceptance (LOA) for Defense Articles and Services	98-3500-24.45
United Kingdom: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.28
United Kingdom: Bahamas Long Range Proving Ground--Expanded Use of Ascension Island	98-7000-12.191
United Kingdom: Cooperation in the Development, Production and Follow-on Support of the Armored Scout Reconnaissance Vehicle System (ASRV)	98-3500-24.124
United Kingdom: Defense--Common Affordable Lightweight Fighter	98-7000-12.55
United Kingdom: Defense--Communications	98-7000-12.60
United Kingdom: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.59
United Kingdom: Defense--Mutual Logistic Support	98-7000-12.48
United Kingdom: Defense--Research and Development Projects	98-7000-12.82
United Kingdom: Defense--Telecommunications	98-7000-12.56
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Cooperation	98-7000-12.20
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Information Exchange	98-7000-12.36
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Radar Site	98-7000-12.23
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Relocatable Over-the-Horizon Radar (ROTHR)	98-7000-12.18
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Defense--Technology Transfer	98-7000-12.35
United Kingdom: Proposed Cooperative Outboard Logistics Update (COBLU)	98-3500-24.26
United Kingdom: Proposed Transfer of Excess MK40 Advanced Acoustic Torpedo Target (ADMATT) Test Equipment and Spare Parts	98-3500-24.115
United Nations Appropriations: FY97 Allocations Toward Arrearages	98-7000-9.11
United Nations Peacekeeping: U.S. Firms	98-7000-9.66
United Nations Rapidly Deployable Mission Headquarters: Reprogramming of FY97 Funds	98-7000-9.37
United Nations: Security Council Votes on Peacekeeping Operations	98-7000-9.30
United Nations: Security Council Votes on Peacekeeping Operations	98-7000-9.33
United Nations: Security Council Votes on Peacekeeping Operations	98-7000-9.48
United Nations: Security Council Votes on Peacekeeping Operations	98-7000-9.53
University Students and Women as Peace-Builders in the Transcaucasus	98-29590-19.5
Unrest in Indonesia: Are Time and Tide Against Soeharto?	98-9850-12.190
Unrest in Indonesia: Have Protests Reached Critical Mass?	98-9850-12.186
UNTAES: A Success Story in the Former Yugoslavia	98-3700-1.102
Urging the Executive Branch To Take Action Regarding the Acquisition by Iran of C-802 Cruise Missiles	98-21460-37
Uruguay: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.49
Uruguay Round Elimination of Duties on Pharmaceuticals: Developments in the 2 Years Since Implementation	98-9880-1.104
U.S. Agricultural Exports to APEC Region at Record High	98-1500-32
U.S. Agricultural, Fish, and Wood Products Exports	98-1920-2.6
U.S. Agricultural, Fish, and Wood Products Imports	98-1920-2.5
U.S. Air Strikes Against Afghanistan, Sudan: Mixed Views on Washington's Action	98-9850-12.251
U.S. Air Strikes: Will Violence Lead to More Violence?	98-9850-12.252
U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues David J. Scheffer: Address at the New England School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts	98-7000-75.112
U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues David J. Scheffer: An International Criminal Court: The Challenge of Enforcing International Humanitarian Law, Southern California Working Group on the International Criminal Court, Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles, California	98-7000-75.153
U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues David J. Scheffer: Reconciling Accountability for Human Rights Atrocities with Conflict Resolution, Association of the Bar of the City of New York	98-7000-75.135
U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues David J. Scheffer: The Clear and Present Danger of War Crimes,University of Oklahoma College of Law, Norman, Oklahoma	98-7000-75.150
U.S. Ambassador at Large for War Crimes Issues David J. Scheffer: Witness and Victim Protection in International Criminal Courts, Fordham University School of Law, New York, New York	98-7000-75.121
U.S. and Canada Reach Agreement on Washington-British Columbia Boundary Area Fisheries	98-7000-131.33
U.S. and France: A Strengthened Partnership for a New Century	98-7000-2.160
U.S. and Post-Iraq Policy: Time for Dialogue?	98-9850-12.139
U.S. and the Great Game: In Pursuit of Caspian Riches	98-9850-12.8
U.S. and 11 European Armed Forces Train for Peace Support in Baltic Challenge 98	98-3500-15.16
U.S. Announces Request for WTO Consultations on Mexico's High Fructose Corn Syrup Dumping Order	98-440-4.3
U.S. Anti-Drug Policy: McCaffrey Statements Welcomed, Other Concerns Remain	98-9850-12.46
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Fact Sheets	98-9820-1
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1997 Annual Report	98-9820-13
U.S., China and the Arms Race on the Subcontinent: Raising the Stakes for Sino-U.S. Summit	98-9850-12.208
U.S. Contributes Funding To Help Promote Return of Refugees in the Former Yugoslavia	98-7000-131.3
U.S. Contribution to the Sierra Leonean Crisis and Liberian Repatriation	98-7000-131.32
U.S. Economic Relations with East Asia and the Pacific	98-7000-123.7
U.S. Efforts To Increase Regional Economic Cooperation	98-7000-2.123
U.S. Foreign Policy and the Future of Greek-Turkish Relations	98-29590-19.2
U.S. Foreign Service Posts and Department of State Jurisdictions	98-9110-1.6
U.S. Government To Provide Funding for OAS Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression	98-7000-131.35
U.S. Grand Strategy: Mission Impossible	98-3810-1.110
U.S. Holocaust Assets Commission Act of 1998 (Public Law 105-186)	98-9510-2.8
U.S. Human Rights Report: Interference or ValuableAdvice?	98-9850-12.118
U.S. Information Agency: Distribution of Funds	98-9850-7.1
U.S. Information Agency: Reprogramming of Funds	98-9850-7.2
U.S. Launches WTO Cases Against European Income Tax Subsidies	98-440-4.55
U.S. Merits Full Support in Fight Against Terrorism	98-9850-12.247
U.S. Must Plan Carefully for Strong Future Defense	98-3500-18.9
U.S. National Interests in Sub-Saharan Africa	98-3720-1.105
U.S. Participates in Multilateral Negotiations To Control Persistent Organic Pollutants	98-7000-131.34
U.S. Participation in the Rome Conference on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court	98-7000-131.29
U.S. Pledge to UNDCP for Burma	98-7000-131.18
U.S. Policy and the Proposed Permanent International Criminal Court	98-7000-2.126
U.S. Policy of Dual Containment: Amid Signs of a Thaw with Iran, Iraq Remains Big Headache for U.S.	98-9850-12.85
U.S. Policy on Indonesia	98-7000-2.144
U.S. Policy Toward Africa	98-7000-2.139
U.S. Position on Self-Initiating Prosecutor at the Rome Conference on Establishment of International Criminal Court	98-7000-131.31
U.S. Progress Toward Fulfillment of the Dayton Peace Accords	98-7000-2.158
U.S. Reaches Understanding with the European Union on Humane Trapping Standards	98-440-4.22
U.S. Ready To Lead in ITA II Negotiations To Expand Information Technology Trade Agreement	98-440-4.29
U.S. Resettlement Program for Bosnia Refugees	98-7000-123.2
U.S. Responses to Self-Determination Movements: Strategies for Nonviolent Outcomes and Alternatives to Secession	98-29590-19.1
U.S. Role in Global Security: The Mayo Clinic, Not the Emergency Room	98-3920-35.6
U.S. Senate Vote on NATO Enlargement: Reason To Celebrate,But What About Russia?	98-9850-12.185
U.S. Share of Japan's Foreign Rice Purchases Exceeds 50%	98-440-4.27
U.S. Special Operations Forces: Posture Statement, 1996	98-3500-21
U.S. Special Operations Forces: Posture Statement, 1998	98-3500-21
U.S. Supports Cease-Fire Agreement in Guinea-Bissau	98-7000-131.41
U.S. Trade and Development Agency, 1997 Annual Report	98-17670-1
U.S. Trade Policy: Fast Track Authority, FTAA, Bananas	98-9850-12.20
U.S. Trade Representative Announces Favorable Decision for U.S. in WTO Dispute with India	98-440-4.24
U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky Announces Resolution of WTO Dispute with Turkey on Film Taxes	98-440-4.21
U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky Announces U.S. Sugar Containing Product Re-Export Program Will Continue	98-440-4.2
U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky Expresses Concern over Pace of Progress Under U.S.-Japan Automotive Agreement	98-440-4.17
U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky Highlights WTO Anti-Corruption Action	98-440-4.23
U.S. Travelers to Cuba During Papal Visit	98-7000-131.8
U.S. Treatment of Immigrants: Inhumane, High-Handed	98-9850-12.3
U.S. Wins WTO Case on Indonesian Auto Policy	98-440-4.44
U.S. Wins WTO Case on Korean Liquor Taxes	98-440-4.79
U.S./European Union Declaration on Common Orientation of Non-Proliferation Policy	98-9510-1.362
U.S./European Union Statement on Caspian Energy	98-9510-1.363
U.S./Republic of Korea Security Consultative Meeting: Joint Communique	98-3500-15.8
USACDA Official Texts	98-9820-2
U.S.-Africa: After Clinton Trip, Focus on Human Rights, Aid, Trade	98-9850-12.169
USAID Executive Communications to Congress	98-9910-82
USAID Fact Sheets and News Releases	98-9910-9
USAID: Population Planning Program	98-020-9.1
USAID Speeches, Statements, and Remarks	98-9910-108
U.S.-Asia Environmental Partnership, Annual Report, 1996	98-9910-67
U.S.-Asia Environmental Partnership 1995 Annual Report	98-9910-67
U.S.-Baltic Charter: A Step Toward NATO or A Consolation Prize?	98-9850-12.102
U.S.-Canada Trade and Competition Remain Crucial	98-1500-32
U.S.-China Relations: What Now for Taiwan, Global Balance of Power?	98-9850-12.54
USG Statement on Apprehension of Bosnian War Criminal	98-7000-131.10
U.S.-Hong Kong Policy Act Report	98-7000-91
USIA Executive Communications to Congress	98-9850-7
U.S.-Iran: The Road to Rapprochement	98-9850-12.218
U.S.-Iraq: Weighing Diplomatic and Military Options	98-9850-12.117
U.S.-Japan Bilateral Insurance Agreement	98-440-4.73
U.S.-Japan Defense Cooperation Guidelines: Fears of a Provoked China, a Remilitarized Japan	98-9850-12.27
U.S.-Japan Initiative Delivers Progress on Deregulation	98-440-4.62
U.S.-Japan Joint Statement on Electronic Commerce	98-9510-1.353
U.S.-Mexico Binational Commission Meeting	98-7000-123.1
USPACCOM: Humanitarian and Civic Assistance (HCA), FY97 Summary	98-3500-5.4
USSR: Atomic Energy--Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy	98-7000-12.101
USSR: Atomic Energy--Safety	98-7000-12.100
USSR: Aviation--Transport Services	98-7000-12.94
USSR: Defense--Dangerous Activities	98-7000-12.99
USSR: Judicial Assistance--Nazi War Criminals	98-7000-12.95
U.S.-Taiwan Anti-Ballistic Missile Defense Cooperation Act	98-21460-39
USTR and Department of Commerce Announce Next Steps on Improving Access to the Japanese Market for Film	98-440-4.31
USTR and USDA Form Senior Group on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agricultural Trade Issues	98-440-4.54
USTR Announces Allocation of the Raw Cane Sugar, Refined Sugar and Sugar Containing Products Tariff-Rate Quotas for 1997-98	98-440-4.8
USTR Announces Allocation of the 200,000 Metric Ton Increase in the Amount Available Under the Raw Cane Sugar Tariff-Rate Quota	98-440-4.39
USTR Announces Allocation of the 200,000 Metric Ton Increase in the Amount Available Under the Raw Cane Sugar Tariff-Rate Quota	98-440-4.57
USTR Announces Developments Under Special 301 Action in Paraguay	98-440-4.80
USTR Announces New GSP Initiative To Benefit African Trade and Other Developing Countries	98-440-4.71
USTR Announces Results of Special 301 Annual Review	98-440-4.52
USTR Announces Special 301 Action on Taiwan	98-440-4.82
USTR Appeals WTO Shrimp-Turtle Report	98-440-4.75
USTR Barshefsky Announces Action To Address Honduran Failure To Protect Intellectual Property Rights	98-440-4.15
USTR Barshefsky Announces China Insurance License To Be Granted	98-440-4.12
USTR Barshefsky Announces Initiation of Section 301 Investigation of Paraguay's Failure To Protect Intellectual Property Rights	98-440-4.34
USTR Barshefsky Announces Initiation of Special 301 Out of Cycle Review of New Zealand	98-440-4.60
USTR Barshefsky Announces Results of Special 301 Out of Cycle Reviews	98-440-4.14
USTR Barshefsky Announces Results of Special 301 Out of Cycle Reviews	98-440-4.26
USTR Barshefsky Announces Support for WTO and WIPO Joint Initiative on TRIPS Implementation	98-440-4.76
USTR Barshefsky Announces U.S. Victory in WTO Dispute on High-Technology Exports	98-440-4.32
USTR Barshefsky Announces U.S. Victory in WTO Dispute with India	98-440-4.5
USTR Barshefsky Initiates Investigation of Mexican Practices Affecting High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)	98-440-4.58
USTR Barshefsky Reacts to EC Banana Decision	98-440-4.70
USTR Barshefsky Responds to WTO Shrimp-Turtle Report	98-440-4.49
USTR Charlene Barshefsky Applauds House Passage of Trade and Investment Legislation	98-440-4.38
USTR Charlene Barshefsky Designates Duty-Free Zone in Jordan and Israel	98-440-4.37
USTR Charlene Barshefsky Reacts to European Attack on U.S. Tax Law	98-440-4.74
USTR Expresses Serious Concern About British Columbia's Stumpage Fees	98-440-4.64
USTR Pursues WTO Case Against Mexico on High Fructose Corn Syrup	98-440-4.56
USTR Responds to WTO Report on U.S. High-Technology Exports	98-440-4.68
USTR Settles Successful WTO Case Opening Japanese Market for Distilled Spirits and Eliminating Discriminatory Taxes and Tariffs	98-440-4.20
USTR to Challenge Draft Shrimp-Turtle Report at WTO	98-440-4.41
USTR Underscores NAFTA Panel Decision on Corn Brooms To Have Virtually No Effect on U.S. Safeguard Regime	98-440-4.33
USTR Welcomes New Hong Kong Moves Against IPR Piracy	98-440-4.51
Vancouver Framework for Enhanced Public-Private Partnerships in Infrastructure Development	98-9510-1.187
Various Europe Regional Peacekeeping Activities: FY98 Funds	98-7000-9.65
Venezuela: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.46
Venezuela: Tourism	98-7000-12.210
Videotaped Address to the People of Africa	98-9510-1.269
Videotaped Address to the People of Kenya and Tanzania	98-9510-1.465
Videotaped Remarks on Expansion of United Nations Security Council Resolution 986	98-9510-1.248
Videotaped Remarks on Id al-Fitr	98-9510-1.227
Vietnam: Cooperation on U.S. Access to Persons of Humanitarian Interest	98-7000-9.24
Vietnamese Asylum Seekers: Refugee Screening Procedures Under the Comprehensive Plan of Action	98-26100-302
Violence in Algeria: Is the World Helpless in the Face of Terror?	98-9850-12.98
Visa Bulletin	98-7180-1
Visa Denials Report	98-7000-9.47
Voting Practices in the United Nations, 1997, Report to Congress	98-7000-38
Wang Dan Release	98-9850-12.173
War Clouds Gathering Over Iraq	98-9850-12.103
War Criminals: Testing the Limits of Military Force	98-3920-4.104
Was China the First Domino? Assessing the Links Between China and the Rest of Emerging Asia	98-9360-38
Washington Peace Summit Cancelled: What Will U.S. Do Now?	98-9850-12.188
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents	98-9510-1
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents: Annual Index	98-9510-1.209
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents: First Quarter Index	98-9510-1.288
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents: Semiannual Index	98-9510-1.417
Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents: Third Quarter Index	98-9510-1.120
West Jerusalem Terrorist Attack: How Much Hope Can Be Pinned on Albright's Visit?	98-9850-12.4
What Lessons Can Be Learned from Recent Financial Crises? The Argentine Experience	98-9360-40
What Lessons Can Be Learned from Recent Financial Crises? The Japanese Experience	98-9360-40
What Lessons Can Be Learned from Recent Financial Crises? The Swedish Experience	98-9360-40
What Makes an Alliance Strong? NATO and the Warsaw Treaty Organization in Retrospect	98-3710-1.106
Where Is NATO's Defense Posture Headed?	98-3920-35.5
White House Executive Communications to Congress	98-020-9
White House Press Briefings	98-020-1
Whither Turkey After EU Rebuff?	98-9850-12.86
Why Is Financial Stability a Goal of Public Policy?	98-9360-40
Willey Accusations Against Clinton: Crisis at a Turning Point?	98-9850-12.146
Women and Girls in Afghanistan	98-7000-123.12
Working with Conflict Groups in the Middle East: The School for Peace	98-29590-19.5
World Factbook, 1997	98-9110-18
World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers, 1996	98-9820-24
World View: The 1998 Strategic Assessment from the Strategic Studies Institute	98-3720-170
WTO: A Miracle Year?	98-9850-12.83
WTO Appellate Body Upholds Win for U.S. in Challenge to Argentina's Specific Duties and Tax on Imports	98-440-4.45
WTO Arbitrator Decides EU Must Comply with WTO Obligations and Remove Beef Hormone Ban by May 1999	98-440-4.63
WTO Hormones Report Confirms U.S. Win	98-440-4.1
WTO Ministerial Boosts Momentum for Trade Expansion	98-440-4.59
WTO Sets Feb. 5, 1998 for Entry into Force Date of Global Telecommunications Agreement	98-440-4.28
Year in Trade, 1997: Operation of the Trade Agreements Program, 49th Report	98-9880-10
Yeltsin's Government Purge: Russia in Limbo of All Uncertainties	98-9850-12.149
Yugoslavia: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.15
Zaire: Complex Emergency	98-9910-79.1
Zimbabwe: Agricultural Situation Annual Report	98-1920-4.6
12-Point Guide for Good Practice in the Training and Education for Human Rights of Government Officials	98-21180-46.5
14th U.S.-Mexico Binational Commission Meeting	98-7000-123.1
1996 Amendments to the Annex of the Protocol of 1978 Relating to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973	98-7000-25.95
1996 Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (BCH Code) of the Protocol of 1978 Relating to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973	98-7000-25.193
1996 Amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (IBC) Code of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as Modified by the Protocol of 1978	98-7000-25.192
1996 International Broadcasting Annual Report	98-9850-13
1997 World Factbook	98-9110-18
1998 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers	98-440-5
1998 Trade Policy Agenda and 1997 Annual Report of the President of the U.S. on the Trade Agreements Program	98-440-19
2015: Power and Progress	98-3920-75
29th U.S./Republic of Korea Security Consultative Meeting: Joint Communique	98-3500-15.8
35th Annual Report: Federal Maritime Commission, FY96	98-9330-1
36th Annual Report: Federal Maritime Commission, FY97	98-9330-1