We express our commitment, as a matter of principle, to continue to work together in the spirit of the START Treaty following its expiration.

We will not be in this effort alone.

We're sending additional civilian experts to Afghanistan.

As we work to strengthen our relationships in the global community and put our nation back on a path to prosperity, I am confident that these individuals will serve our nation well.

This would be yet another serious violation of Iran's clear obligations under multiple UN security council resolutions.

The United States has strongly supported the Director General's positive proposal to provide Iran fuel for its Tehran Research Reactor.

Our patience and that of the international community is limited, and time is running out.

This is not one country or one region of the world's problem alone.

Pakistan has an enormously important role in the security of the region.

One of the things that I think makes us such strong allies is the people-to-people contact.

This important not just to the United States, but it's important to the world.

I think that the United States and India are natural allies not just around counterterrorism issues, but on a whole host of issues.

It's a great honor to be making my first trip to the Republic of Korea as President of the United States.

Our alliance has never been stronger than it is today.

Supporting human rights provides lasting security that cannot be purchased in any other way.

This respect cannot be earned through belligerence.

Throughout my trip and throughout my Presidency, I intend to make clear that the United States is a Pacific nation.

I look forward to participating in the United Nations meeting on interfaith dialogue.