INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS see also Foreign Relations—U.S.

Addresses

America's Changing Global Role: Zbigniew Brzezinski, 25294-25296 [19OC]

Arms Control: Eduard Shevardnadze, 4497-4500 [16MR]

———Geoffrey Howe, 4496-4497 [16MR]

Berlin's Rudolph Wilde Platz: John F. Kennedy, 28108 [9NO]

Democratic Nations United for Freedom: Benazir Bhutto, 15192-15194 [19JY]

Federal Republic of Germany and NATO: Richard R. Burt (excerpt), 11694 [14JN]

Germany—the New Economic Challenge: Representative Torricelli, 30672 [21NO]

Global Environmental Problems: Senator Domenici, 11476 [13JN], 11657 [14JN]

Institute of International Education: Henry Kaufman, 28725 [14NO]

———President Bush, 28726 [14NO]

———Richard M. Krasno, 28725 [14NO]

Internal and International Developments: U.S.S.R. Congress of Peoples' Deputies, 19788 [7SE]

International Drug Trafficking: Representative Gilman, 4440 [15MR]

Introduction of Thomas R. Pickering to U.N. Conference on the U.S. and the U.N.: Max M. Kampelman, 29180 [15NO]

Mexico and International Relations: Carlos Salinas de Gortari, 23200-23203 [4OC]

Miami Conference on the Caribbean: M. Eugenia Charles, 376 [24JA]

National Issues Forum on East-West Relations: Dwayne O. Andreas, 30594 [20NO]

New Global Jurisprudence for International Trade: Representative Guarini, 30048 [17NO]

North Atlantic Assembly Meeting: Senator Specter, 10299 [31MY]

Peacekeeping in the World—Swedish Experience: Sten Andersson, 31737 [11DE]

Policy on Latin America: President Bush, 7768 [2MY]

Prospects for Latin America: Robert M. Sayre, 24927-24929 [17OC]

Reform in the Soviet Union: Representative Broomfield, 10717 [1JN]

Rights of the Child: Representative George Miller, 24532 [12OC]

Trade Competition: Akio Morita, 5506 [5AP]

U.N. General Assembly Recommendations: Julie Harkness, 25158 [18OC]

U.S. and U.N.—The Decade Ahead: Thomas R. Pickering, 29180-29183 [15NO]

UNESCO: Eduard Shevardnadze, 2624 [23FE]

Amendments

Airports: improving security (H.R. 1659), 20442 [14SE], 20775 [19SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), committee amendment, 20965, 20966 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), consideration (H. Res. 236), 20970, 20972, 20973, 20975 [20SE]

Analyses

Global Forest Emergency Act (H.R. 3362), 22457 [28SE]

Implement U.S. Obligations Under Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (S. 1941), 30554 [20NO]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act (S. 924), 8326 [4MY]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act (S. 646), 4795-4798 [17MR]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 3611, International Narcotics Control Act, 29887 [17NO]

International conference on global issues, 20602 [15SE]

Articles and editorials

About the Drug Triangle—Colombia, the United States and Israel, 26898 [1NO]

Above All, Human Rights, 1160 [27JA]

Arms Control—Down to Business, 4500 [16MR]

Assignment: Peace, 20265 [13SE]

Backsliding on Nerve Gas, 30584 [20NO]

Bhutto Urges Democratic Nations To Unite for Freedom, 15064-15066 [18JY]

Blueprint for Action—A Marshall Plan for Eastern Europe, 29179 [15NO]

Britain To Defy U.S. in High-Tech Export to Soviets, 7835 [2MY]

Bush, the U.N. and Too Many People, 22749 [2OC]

Bush Restates U.S. Determination To Remain a Power in the Pacific, 3414 [2MR]

Bush's Initiatives on Arms Cuts—Political Change in Europe Lead Some To Call Trip a ``Victory Tour'', 11026 [6JN]

Caracas Seethes, Washington Snoozes, 4004 [9MR]

Civility of American Politics, 2205 [9FE]

Congress Wary of Move To Ship Satellites to China, 30421 [20NO]

Departing Eximbank Chief Accords Little Credit to U.S. Government, 3224 [2MR]

Der Spiegel Examines Export of Weapons, 1911-1913 [8FE]

East Germany—A Communist Regime Under Siege—Demonstrations and Emigrants Undermine the Authority of the Government, 29272 [15NO]

Exploding the Strategic Metals Myth, 2015 [8FE]

French Rocket Technology Transfer, 23930 [7OC]

Global Lukewarming, 27830 [8NO]

Good Week for the President—Bush Displays Leadership in East-West Relations, 11025 [6JN]

Government Reportedly Requests Chinese Missiles, 30422 [20NO]

Guaranteeing a Soviet Beachhead, 3174 [1MR]

Helping Poland Help Itself, 19982 [12SE]

Hollow Accord in Afghanistan, 8863 [10MY]

Humanity Summit Meeting Is Urged, 23935 [7OC]

M-9 Missile Deal With China, 30421 [20NO]

Mideast Peace Depends on Israeli Security, 2014 [8FE]

More Responsibility for Japan, 2365 [21FE]

Mumbling Won't Move Noriega, 26577 [31OC]

Nations Pass Resolution on Environment—United States, Japan Accused of Blocking Progress, 27829 [8NO]

New Europe, 29612 [16NO]

No Time for the Slows, 30677 [21NO]

Out, Out, Brief Hope, 26352 [26OC]

Peace and the Superpowers, 157 [3JA]

Peace for Peace, 24909 [17OC]

Peace—The Middle East's Only Real Security, Senator Simon, 11132 [7JN]

PLO and WHO, 7777 [2MY]

PLO Leader Faces Terror Link Charge, 14729 [14JY]

PLO's Election Plan—Arafat's Top Aide Responds to Shamir's Proposal, 13648 [27JN]

Plutonium in Paradise, 10205 [25MY]

President Bush Misses Wave of Future, 10172 [24MY]

Pretoria Pullout Keyed to Rebel Moves, 7109 [19AP]

Procedures Tested for a Chemical Arms Ban, 4459 [15MR]

Soviet Fist in Nicaraguan Glove, 6696 [17AP]

Speedy Troop Withdrawal From Cyprus Urged, 27575 [6NO]

Stern on Federal Companies' Deliveries to Libya, 1910 [8FE]

Still Limping Along, 8475 [9MY]

Sununu Blocked Plan To Seek Convention on Global Warming, 8476 [9MY]

Syria Reported To Have Acquired People's Republic of China Ballistic Missiles, 30421 [20NO], 31595 [21NO]

Terrorist Bind—Doing Nothing Is Appeasement, 18216 [3AU]

Thomson's French Revolution, 14690-14692 [13JY]

Time To Go, Time To Be Friendly, 22174 [27SE]

Timetable for Namibia in Doubt, 7109 [19AP]

Tyrants' Foes Herald Dawn of a New Day, 9949 [18MY]

U.S. Easing Sanctions on China—3 Months After Massacre, Impact of Curbs Lessens, 19982 [12SE]

U.S. Foreign Policy Must Reflect American Ideals, 3404 [2MR]

U.S. Protests French Plan to Give Brazil Rocket Motor, 23930 [7OC]

U.S. Role in Europe, 12194 [15JN]

U.S. To Oppose Global Warming Treaty, 24007 [11OC]

U.S. Will Soon Face Global Labor Standards, 15715 [20JY]

Unfairness, 7109 [19AP]

United States, Japan and Soviets Prevent Accord To Limit Carbon Dioxide, 27828 [8NO]

United States and Soviets Agree to Back U.N. Agencies, 27628 [7NO]

United States Says East Bloc Increases Arms Shipments to Nicaragua, 24258 [12OC]

United States Seeks Full EC Membership of Missile Treaty, 23931 [7OC]

Wachtmeister's, Staying in Touch—Sweden's Diplomatic Duo, Taking Leave of the Embassy but Not Their Capital Home, 10287-10289 [31MY]

Why Bush Should Sweat, 27829 [8NO]

Why Communism Is Losing, 15595 [20JY]

Why Israel Insists on Its Strategy—Peace Is More Attractive to Palestinians Inside the Territories Than to the PLO in Tunis, 28598 [13NO]

Why Seoul Has a Bias Against Israel, 4705 [16MR]

World Power Center Shifts Toward Pacific Rim, 10207 [25MY]

Bills and resolutions

Airports: improving security (see H.R. 1659, 2488)

Antarctic regions: negotiations for new treaty for protection as global ecological system (see S. Res. 186; H.J. Res. 415, 418)

Arms control: export of chemical and biological weapons (see H.R. 3033)

Camp David, MD: anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords (see S.J. Res. 87; H.J. Res. 187)

Children: eliminate preventable deaths and disabling illness through international collaboration (see H. Res. 120)

China, People's Republic of: opposition to loans or assistance by international banking agencies (see H. Res. 178)

Crime and criminals: international court jurisdiction over internationally recognized crimes (see H.R. 3355, H. Con. Res. 66)

Cyprus: U.N. peace initiatives (see H. Con. Res. 205)

Ecology: authorizing the appointment of a Senate delegation to host an international conference on global environment (see S. Res. 171)

———international framework convention on climate change (see S. Res. 200)

———U.S. environmental policy to influence international financing (see H.R. 3189)

Economic conditions: summit in Paris (see S. Res. 132)

Environmental Sector Lending Act: enact (see S. 1622)

EPA: inform Congress relative to environmental requirements in other nations (see H.R. 3409)

Fish and fisheries: international agreement relative to drift net method (see H.R. 2958)

Foreign countries: agreements on exchange or transfer of scientific or technological information submitted to Sec. of Defense (see H.R. 397)

———unreasonable acts that adversely impact international agreements on endangered species (see S. 261)

Foreign Student Intern Program: establish (see H. Res. 57)

Foreign trade: enforcement of U.S. laws (see S. 1204)

Forests and forestry: international cooperation on preservation (see H.R. 3362, 3420)

GATT: exclusion of maritime transportation from negotiations (see S. Con. Res. 63)

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 150)

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implement U.S. obligations (see S. 1941)

Inter-American Development Bank: U.S. participation in a capital increase (see S. 989; H.R. 2496)

International Lending Supervision Act: amend (see H.R. 2747)

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (see S. 924)

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (see S. 646)

International Tropical Timber Organization: funding for increased U.S. participation (see S. 361)

Japan: contributions to security (see S. 1438)

Lebanon: Arab League Tripartite Committee's declaration to resolve conflict (see H. Con. Res. 200)

National Environmental Policy on International Financing Act: enact (see S. 1045)

Nuclear warfare: use of material recovered from warheads for peaceful nuclear programs (see H.J. Res. 92)

South Africa: multilateral sanctions (see S. Con. Res. 47)

Soviet Union: cease military assistance to the illegitimate Afghan Government (see H. Con. Res. 215)

Space-based weapons: production, testing, and deployment (see H.J. Res. 53)

Terrorism: U.S. policy relative to hostages (see H. Con. Res. 189)

Turkey: prohibit military and economic assistance until the resolution of the Cyprus problem (see S. 22)

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (see H.R. 1662)

———limit U.S. contributions (see H.R. 1148)

———prohibit U.S. contributions relative to internationally recognized statehood of members (see S. 875; H.R. 2145)

———repeal Resolution 3379 on Zionism (see H. Con. Res. 231)

———voting report revisions (see S. 652)

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (see H. Res. 263)

U.S. Commission on Southern Africa: establish (see H.R. 2554)

Universal Postal Union: welcome to delegates (see H. Con. Res. 222)

Vatican: recognition of Israel (see H. Con. Res. 108)

Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations: ratify certain agreements (see H.R. 2214)

Women in Development Act: enact (see S. 873)

World Food Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 138)

Declarations

Policy Toward South Africa: Organization of African Unity, 19671 [6SE]

Documents

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act, 5099 [21MR]

Emergency Climate Stabilization and Earth Regeneration Act, 30709-30712 [21NO]

Explanations

Enforcement of U.S. trade laws (S. 1204), 12557 [20JN]

Forewords

Terrorist Group Profile: President Bush, 1914 [8FE]

Lecture

Global Change and Our Common Future, Gro H. Brundtland, 10289-10292 [31MY]

Letters

China International Trust and Investment Corp. seminar: Senator Helms, 19789 [7SE]

Disarmament as a memorial to dead at sea: Raymond P. Finney and Leo Dirnberger, 8715 [9MY]

Fighting in Lebanon: Abdallah Bouhabib, 7428 [25AP]

———Representatives Oakar and Rahall, 7429 [25AP]

Funding for U.N. peacekeeping forces in Namibia: Namibian church leaders, 2996 [28FE]

Global climate change: Senators Wirth and Johnston, 26381 [27OC]

Global Environmental Protection Assistance Act: Bill Weeks, 15600 [20JY]

———Jay D. Hair, 15600 [20JY]

———Kathryn S. Fuller, 15600 [20JY]

Greek extradition of terrorists: several Governors, 8414 [4MY]

Human rights violations in Burma: Betsy R. Warren, Dept. of State, 2920 [28FE]

———several Senators, 2920 [28FE]

Indian relations with Nepal: Rajiv Gandhi, 20934 [19SE]

International Cultural and Trade Center, Washington, DC: Ronald Reagan (1988), 1854 [7FE]

International drug control policies: Michael Manley, 22308 [28SE]

———Representative Fascell, 16349 [26JY]

Multinational antinarcotics military force: Senator Specter, 22150 [27SE]

Namibian peace agreement: Senator Symms, 7108 [19AP]

———Senators Symms and Shelby, 7108 [19AP]

Recognition of PLO as U.N. member state: Senators Kasten and Leahy, 7694 [1MY]

———several Senators, 7693 [1MY]

Release of Greek Cypriots held by Turkish Cypriot authorities in Northern Cyprus: Senators Pressler, Sarbanes, and Pell, 15861 [24JY]

Torture Victim Protection Act: Representative Fascell, 22714 [2OC]

U.S. obligations under Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: Janet G. Mullins, 30555 [20NO]

U.S. participation in Inter-American Development Bank capital increase: Dept. of the Treasury, 9239 [16MY]

Lists

Cosigners of Johnston-Wirth letter on global climate change, 26382 [27OC]

Memorials of legislature

Hawaii, 9996 [22MY]

Maine, 24743 [16OC]

Messages

Convention on the Prevention of Pollution From Ships: President Bush, 28147 [9NO]

International Activities in Science and Technology: President Bush, 5558 [5AP]

Papers

Collective Action in Support of Democracy in the Americas, J. Brian Atwood, 8076 [3MY]

International Assistance Program for Poland: Lech Walesa and Jacek Merkel, 19980 [12SE]

Mandate for the Negotiations on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe: Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 4495 [16MR]

Petitions

Peace in the Middle East: Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, 320 [20JA]

Poems

``Ye Dare Not Stoop,'' Rudyard Kipling, 14619 [13JY]

Policy statement

Plan for Achieving a Lasting Cease-Fire and Peace in Lebanon: American Task Force for Lebanon, 12694 [21JN]

Press conferences

International conference on global warming: President Bush, 27829 [8NO]

Proposals

Comprehensive peace agreement in the Middle East: Dan Gordon, 3808 [8MR]

Remarks in House

Aeronautics: international safety, 5340-5342 [3AP]

———U.S. policy relative to aircraft hijacking, 20950 [20SE]

Airports: improving security (H.R. 1659), 20957 [20SE], 20974-20978 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), consideration (H. Res. 236), 20953-20957 [20SE]

———improving security (H.R. 1659), corrections in engrossment, 20978 [20SE]

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact, 5099 [21MR], 5129 [22MR]

Arafat, Yasser: statement on Israeli-Japanese trade, 24751 [16OC]

Berlin: unrestricted travel between East and West, 28473 [13NO], 28734, 28735, 28736 [14NO], 28974 [15NO], 29272 [15NO], 30069, 30079 [17NO]

Bush, President: foreign relations policy, 11025 [6JN]

Camp David, MD: anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords (H.J. Res. 187), 4077 [14MR], 4079 [14MR], 5317 [23MR]

———anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords (S.J. Res. 87), 5258 [23MR], 10073 [23MY]

Central America: Arias-Sanchez peace plan compliance, 4142 [14MR]

Biological and chemical warfare: export control (H.R. 3033), 28477-28483 [13NO]

———international agreement to ban weapons and provide for verification, 2793 [27FE], 4458 [15MR]

Children: eliminate preventable deaths and disabling illness through international collaboration (H. Res. 120), 5471 [4AP], 11584 [13JN], 12436-12441 [20JN]

Civil liberties: violations, 1160 [27JA]

Committee on Foreign Affairs: international drug control efforts, 16348 [26JY]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 15722 [20JY]

———peace initiative, 2183 [9FE], 20228 [12SE]

———Turkish Cypriot community's peace process, 3835 [8MR]

———U.N. deconfrontation agreement, 12198 [15JN]

Democracy: international movement, 9620 [18MY], 27723 [7NO]

———Theresa Lawrence's yellow ribbons campaign, 12204 [15JN]

Ecology: convention on effects of global warming, 8605 [9MY], 8813 [10MY], 27826 [7NO], 29590-29593 [16NO], 29626, 29632 [17NO]

———discussion at the European summit, 14927, 14930 [18JY]

Economic conditions: U.S. interests in the global economy of the 1990's, 9970 [18MY]

EEC: impact on U.S. policy, 18656 [3AU], 28733 [16NO]

EPA: inform Congress relative to environmental requirements in other nations (H.R. 3409), 23318 [4OC]

Fish and fisheries: international agreement relative to drift net operation (H.R. 2958), 15716 [20JY]

Forests and forestry: national and international policies (H.R. 3362), 22457 [28SE]

Germany, Democratic Republic of: refugees escaping through Hungary, 20389 [13SE]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (S.J. Res. 150), 16973-16977 [31JY]

Hungary: restoration of diplomatic relations with Israel, 20924 [19SE]

India: blockade of Nepal (H. Con. Res. 115), 8016 [3MY], 8812, 8813 [10MY], 9018 [11MY]

International and South Pacific Forestry Cooperation Act: enact (H.R. 3420), 23627 [5OC]

International Foundation for the Survival and Development of Humanity: Free Movement for Everybody symposium, 8398 [4MY]

International Lending Supervision Act: amend (H.R. 2747), 13626 [27JN]

International Narcotics Strike Force: establish, 13733 [28JN]

International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources: U.S. participation, 24548 [13OC]

Japan: defense burden sharing, 16426 [26JY]

———position on Chinese refugees, 20723 [19SE]

Korean War: anniversary of armistice, 10720 [1JN]

Marquette, MI: sister city relationship with Yokaichi, Shiga, Japan, 8415 [4MY]

Middle East: assessment of political developments, 9989, 9990 [18MY]

Namibia: information relative to the South African military occupation, 8110 [3MY]

———U.N. peacekeeping operations, 5475 [4AP]

NATO: anniversary, 5473 [4AP]

———U.S. policy, 10467 [31MY]

Nicaragua: supplying arms to El Salvador guerrillas, 25795 [24OC]

Nuclear warfare: proliferation of weapons, 2793 [27FE]

OAS: response to Manuel A. Noriega's dictatorship, 26577 [31OC]

Pacific Parliamentary Caucus: convene, 5330 [23MR]

Panama: instructing conferees on Senate amendment to H.R. 2991 relative to Manuel A. Noriega, 24101, 24111 [11OC]

———OAS meeting relative to elections, 10250 [25MY]

PLO: recognition of Israel, 12736 [21JN], 28598 [13NO]

———requested membership in the World Tourism Organization, 15099 [19JY]

Population: international family planning programs, 13995 [29JN]

Saginaw, MI: sister city with Tokushima, Japan, 20939 [19SE]

South Africa: treaty on removal of Cuban troops, 6281 [12AP]

Soviet Union: arms shipments to Nicaragua, 9614 [18MY]

———intervention in Afghanistan, 25562 [24OC], 25813, 25905 [25OC]

———People to People exchange program, 11631 [13JN]

———trade liberalization inside Baltic States (H.R. 2366), 9385-9387 [16MY]

Syria: role in Lebanon, 8197 [4MY]

Terrorism: U.S. policy relative to hostages, 17125-17127, 17173 [1AU], 18209, 18215, 18224 [3AU], 18535-18537, 18539 [3AU], 19078, 19145 [4AU]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages (H. Con. Res. 189), 19076 [4AU]

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (H.R. 1662), 5480 [4AP], 22713-22717 [2OC]

———past votes on accreditation of Israel, 26094 [25OC], 26352 [26OC]

———prohibit U.S. contributions relative to international recognition of statehood (H.R. 2145), 7623 [27AP], 8462 [8MY], 9328, 9341-9347, 9354 [16MY]

———repeal Resolution 3379 on Zionism (H. Con. Res. 231), 30215 [19NO]

———voting record analysis, 6282 [12AP]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (H. Res. 263), 24541 [13OC]

U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy: report, 1175 [27JA]

Universal Postal Union: welcome to delegates (H. Con. Res. 222), 26922 [2NO]

Vatican: recognition of Israel (H. Con. Res. 108), 8414 [4MY]

Weapons: arms sales to extremists, 29884 [17NO]

WHO: PLO membership bid, 10467 [31MY]

World Food Day: designate (S.J. Res. 138), 22273 [28SE]

———observance, 24715 [16OC]

Remarks in Senate

Angola: national reconciliation, 22599 [2OC]

Antarctic regions: Trans-Antarctic expedition, 20243 [13SE], 23744 [6OC], 26965 [2NO], 28043 [9NO], 29398 [16NO]

Association of Democratic Nations: establish, 15064 [18JY], 15192-15196, 15260 [19JY]

Berlin: unrestricted travel between East and West, 27194 [6NO], 28061, 28108, 28142 [9NO], 28727 [14NO], 29072-29074 [15NO], 29642 [17NO], 30416 [20NO]

Biological and chemical warfare: U.S. policy on weapons production, 30584 [20NO]

Burma: Japanese assistance, 2920 [28FE]

Camp David, MD: anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords (S.J. Res. 87), 4694 [16MR]

Caribbean Regional Stock Exchange: creation, 20088 [12SE]

Children: Federal offense for international parental abduction (S. 185), 835 [25JA]

China, People's Republic of: China International Trust and Investment Corp. seminar, 19788 [7SE]

———missile sales to the Middle East, 28395 [13NO], 30420 [20NO]

———settlement of Republic of China question, 15164 [19JY]

Communist countries: democratic movement, 12218 [16JN], 21594 [26SE], 22561 [29SE]

Cuba: Gorbachev meeting with Castro, 6216 [12AP]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 16336 [26JY]

———Turkish-Cypriot arrests of Greek-Cypriots in U.N. buffer zone, 15861 [24JY]

Drug abuse: funding for an international antinarcotics strike force, 21117 [20SE]

Ecology: authorizing the appointment of a Senate delegation to host an international conference on global environment (S. Res. 171), 19065-19067 [4AU]

———convention on global warming, 8467, 8468, 8472, 8595 [9MY], 9074 [12MY], 9519 [17MY], 25645, 25647 [24OC], 27580-27583 [7NO], 28127 [9NO]

———effects of global warming, 11657 [14JN], 14252-14257 [12JY], 15236-15245 [19JY], 24004-24007 [11OC], 26068 [25OC], 26161 [26OC], 26380 [27OC], 26682 [31OC], 27598 [7NO], 27827-27830 [8NO]

———international environment provisions of S. 1160, 15598 [20JY]

Economic assistance: prohibit use of funds for military or foreign policy activity contrary to U.S. law, 21078 [20SE]

Economic conditions: summit in Paris (S. Res. 132), 9791 [18MY]

Endangered species: unreasonable acts that adversely impact international agreements (S. 261), 1014 [25JA]

Environmental Sector Lending Act: enact (S. 1622), 20522 [14SE]

Fish and fisheries: Pacific area countries use of drift nets, 22496, 22498 [29SE]

Foreign assistance programs: development, environmental protection, and debt reduction, 14741 [14JY]

Foreign trade: citing of countries under Super 301 provisions of Omnibus Trade Act, 10740 [2JN]

———enforcement of U.S. laws (S. 1204), 12556 [20JN]

GATT: exclusion of maritime transportation from negotiations (S. Con. Res. 63), 19014 [4AU], 23191 [4OC]

Global Legislators for a Balanced Environment: welcome, 28653 [14NO]

IMF: quota increases, 28382 [13NO]

Institute of International Education: anniversary, 28725 [14NO]

Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration: implement U.S. obligations (S. 1941), 30553 [20NO]

Inter-American Development Bank: U.S. participation in capital increase (S. 989), 9239 [16MY]

International antinarcotics strike force: funding, 21117 [20SE]

International Coffee Agreement: renewal, 21060 [20SE]

International Cultural and Trade Center: building project in Washington, DC, 1854 [7FE]

International Energy Conference: convene, 15241 [19JY]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (S. 924), 8323-8328, 8374 [4MY]

International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act: enact (S. 646), 4791-4793 [17MR]

International Tropical Timber Organization: funding for increased U.S. participation (S. 361), 1811 [7FE]

Japan: involvement in Libyan weapons programs (S. Res. 129), 9235 [16MY]

Leahy, Senator: report on personal visit to Egypt, 3330 [2MR]

———report on personal visit to Israel, 3330 [2MR]

Lebanon: cease-fire in Beirut, 28129 [9NO]

———Syrian occupation, 27848 [8NO]

Libya: shipment of products by German firm, 1910 [8FE]

London Information Forum: Helsinki accords, 5763 [6AP]

Middle East: direct negotiations between Israel and Arab states, 9490-9493 [17MY], 15592 [20JY]

Multinational antinarcotics programs: funding, 22148-22151 [27SE]

Namibia: funding for U.N. peacekeeping forces, 2996 [28FE]

———peace agreement, 7107 [19AP]

National Endowment for Democracy: annual Democratic Revolution conference, 18926 [4AU]

National Environmental Policy on International Financing Act: enact (S. 1045), 9845 [18MY]

NATO: anniversary, 10273 [31MY]

———conventional force reductions, 11135 [7JN]

———parliamentarians meeting, 10276, 10298 [31MY]

Natural resources: international system of accounting of depletion, 10604 [1JN]

Nuclear warfare: proliferation of weapons systems, 26603 [31OC]

Pakistan: policy toward Afghanistan, 11077 [7JN]

PLO: application to join WHO, 7777 [2MY]

———membership in U.N. agencies, 8264-8267 [4MY]

Senate: role in treaty process, 7095 [19AP]

South Africa: apartheid policy, 20083 [12SE]

———multilateral sanctions (S. Con. Res. 47), 12255 [16JN], 12373 [19JN]

Soviet Union: address of the Congress of Peoples' Deputies to peoples of the world, 19788 [7SE]

———intervention in Afghanistan, 26010 [25OC]

Terrorism: Dept. of Defense study, 1914 [8FE]

———detection of plastic explosives, 15530 [20JY]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages, 17337 [1AU], 17613 [2AU], 18455 [3AU], 18712, 18896 [4AU]

Treaties: removal of injunction of secrecy, 28147 [9NO]

Turkey: prohibit military and economic assistance pending the resolution of the Cyprus problem (S. 22), 456, 569 [25JA]

———prohibit military and economic assistance pending the resolution of the Cyprus problem (S. 22), star print, 5847 [10AP]

U.N.: Arab countries proposal to expel Israel, 24909 [17OC]

———prohibit U.S. contributions relative to internationally recognized statehood of members (S. 875), 7693 [1MY]

———Roper poll of public attitudes, 11547 [13JN]

———voting report revisions (S. 652), 4822 [17MR]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: ratification, 31656 [21NO]

UNESCO: reconsider departure, 2623 [23FE]

Universal Postal Union: welcome to delegates (H. Con. Res. 222), 27571 [6NO]

Universitat Witten-Herdecke: peace program, 20265 [13SE]

Women in Development Act: enact (S. 873), 7688 [1MY]

World Food Day: designate (S.J. Res. 138), 9916 [18MY]

Reports

Arias-Sanchez Peace Plan—A Broken Dream, 4142 [14MR]

Drugs, Law Enforcement, and Foreign Policy: Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpt), 9301 [16MY]

International Narcotics Control Strategy: Dept. of State, 4683 [16MR]

Middle East Trip: Senator Leahy, 3330-3332 [2MR]

National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers, 8423 [4MY]

Political Poison for the World Health Assembly: Robert Winters, Heritage Foundation, 8462 [8MY]

Seize the Moment—U.S. Interests in the 1990's: American Assembly, 9970-9973 [18MY]

Torture Victim Legal Claims: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 22717 [2OC]

U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, 1989, 1176-1178 [27JA]

World Food Day Teleconference, 7635-7636 [27AP]

Reports filed

Combating International Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 347) (S. Rept. 101-173), 26163 [26OC]

Combating of International Narcotics Production and Trafficking: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3611) (H. Rept. 101-342), 28335 [9NO]

Export of Chemical and Biological Weapons: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 27807 [7NO]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 28016 [8NO]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 150), 11350 [8JN]

International Child Immunization Programs: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 122), 20880 [19SE]

International Framework Convention on Climate Change: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 200), 27028 [2NO]

International Labor Organization Convention: Committee on Foreign Relations (Exec. Rept. 101-16), 28706 [14NO]

Japaneses Contributions to Security: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1438), 16915 [31JY]

NATO Anniversary: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 124), 8777 [10MY]

U.N. Civil Action for Recovery From Persons Engaging in Torture: (H.R. 1662) (H. Rept. 101-55), 9405 [16MY]

Resolutions by organizations

Narcotics control: Interparliamentary Union, 22309 [28SE]

Rosters

U.S. International Cultural and Trade Center Commission, 1856 [7FE]

Statements

Constitutional Grant of Powers Affecting International Relations: Edward S. Corwin, 14804 [17JY]

Helsinki Accords: Leonard Sussman, 5764 [6AP]

International Narcotics Strike Force: Michael Manley, 13729 [28JN]

Japanese Trade With Israel: Yasser Arafat, 24751 [16OC]

London Information Forum: Leonard H. Marks, 9958 [18MY]

Multinational Antinarcotics Military Force: Michael Manley, 22150 [27SE]

National Endowment for Democracies (excerpt), 23270 [4OC]

North Atlantic Assembly: Senator Pressler, 10277 [31MY]

PLO Recognition of Israel: Benyamin Netanyahu, 7873 [2MY]

Rethinking America's Role in the Changing World: Senator Nunn, 29127 [15NO]

Stabilizing Emissions: William Reilly, 28127 [9NO]

U.S.-European Cooperation Against Terrorism: Representative Gilman, 4440 [15MR]

Waging Peace Proposal—a Summit Meeting for Humanity: Frank W. Kelly, 23935 [7OC]

World Ecology (excerpts), 11409 [9JN]

Summaries

Forum in Restoration: American Panel on UNESCO, 24705 [16OC]

Principal Themes and Issues of the Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 5330-5332 [23MR]

Testimonies

International Cultural and Trade Center, Washington, DC: Charles H. Percy, 1854-1856 [7FE]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 222, welcoming delegates of the Universal Postal Union to Washington, DC, 26923 [2NO]

H. Con. Res. 229, recommendations to the Universal Postal Union to maintain the privacy of communications, 30074 [17NO]

H. Con. Res. 231, repeal U.N. Resolution 3379 on Zionism, 30215 [19NO]

H. Res. 120, eliminate preventable deaths and disabling illness for children through international collaboration, 5472 [4AP], 12436 [20JN]

H. Res. 236, consideration H.R. 1659, Airport Security Act, 20953 [20SE]

H. Res. 263, support U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 24541 [13OC]

H.J. Res. 187, anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords, 4077 [14MR]

H.R. 1662, Torture Victim Protection Act, 22714 [2OC]

H.R. 2145, prohibit U.S. contributions to the U.N. relative to internationally recognized statehood of members, 8462 [8MY], 9341 [16MY]

H.R. 3033, Chemical and Biological Warfare Elimination Act, 28477-28479 [13NO]

S. 22, prohibit military and economic assistance to Turkey pending the resolution of the Cyprus problem, 570 [25JA]

S. 185, punish international parental abduction as a Federal offense, 837 [25JA]

S. 646, International Securities Enforcement Cooperation Act, 4793 [17MR]

S. 652, U.N. voting report revisions, 5615 [5AP]

S. 873, Women in Development Act, 7689 [1MY]

S. 875, prohibit U.S. contributions to the U.N. relative to internationally recognized statehood of members, 7693 [1MY]

S. 924, International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act, 8326 [4MY]

S. 989, U.S. participation in Inter-American Development Bank capital increase, 9239 [16MY]

S. 1045, National Environmental Policy on International Financing Act, 9844 [18MY]

S. 1622, Environmental Sector Lending Act, 20522 [14SE]

S. 1941, implement U.S. obligations under Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration, 30554 [20NO]

S. Con. Res. 47, multilateral sanctions against South Africa, 12254 [16JN]

S. Con. Res. 63, GATT exclusion of maritime transportation from negotiations, 19014 [4AU]

S. Res. 82, human rights violations in Tibet, 4693 [16MR]

S. Res. 122, support U.N. child immunization programs, 8572 [9MY]

S. Res. 129, Japanese involvement in Libyan weapons programs, 9236, 9287 [16MY]

S. Res. 132, NATO summit in Brussels and economic summit in Paris, 9794, 9928 [18MY]

S. Res. 171, authorizing the appointment of a Senate delegation to host an international conference on global environment, 19017, 19066 [4AU]

S. Res. 200, international framework convention on climate change, 26675 [31OC]

S. Res. 207, opening of Berlin Wall by Democratic Republic of Germany, 28394, 28401 [13NO]

S.J. Res. 87, anniversary of Egyptian-Israeli accords, 4694 [16MR]

S.J. Res. 138, World Food Day, 11443 [9JN]

S.J. Res. 150, Helsinki Human Rights Day, 11445 [9JN], 16973 [31JY]