The United States is committed to the ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty and to its early entry into force.

History shows that nations that pursue this path find greater security and opportunity as an integrated member of the international community.

Syrian actions will determine whether this national emergency is renewed or terminated in the future.

The United States is committed to this goal and will pursue a new framework for civil nuclear cooperation that permits nations that uphold their responsibilities to enjoy the peaceful uses of the atom.

We have come together to answer a simple question with consequences for us all: will we uphold the rights and responsibilities of all nations in order to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons?

ongoing efforts to support peace in the Middle East

We remain committed to the full implementation of UN Security Council Resolutions 1559, 1680, and 1701.

I look forward to meeting with Prime Minister Hariri.

We're living up to a moment that demands American leadership by standing with the people of Haiti as we speak.

I consider Jordan to be an integral partner of the United States.

A photograph of the President's bilateral meeting with Premier Wen Jiabao can be viewed HERE.

The most important thing I think we can do at this point is to build some trust between the developing and the developed countries.

I don't want to mess around with this anymore, I want to just talk with Premier Wen.

America's commitment to global security will never waver.

Turkey is a NATO ally, which means that we are pledged to defend each other.

I look forward to many years of collaboration with him to serve both the prosperity of the American people and the Turkish people.

I am strongly committed to creating the best possible relationship between Turkey and the United States.

I have reaffirmed since I came into office, that the United States considers PKK a terrorist organization.