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Leaders on both sides of the Atlantic need to build upon areas where Americans and Europeans do agree, like democracy promotion, to pave the way forward for transatlantic relations.

When the promotion of democracy is associated with the US or Mr. Bush, European support plummets. Europeans want to be active participants in furthering the cause of liberty but they want to do it on their terms and not as passive followers of US policy.

We are here at a hopeful moment, we are glad to see that the voice of the people has been listened to. We look forward to talking to the political leaders about what can be done in this country and especially about how the US can help build back democracy in Nepal.

Richard Boucher

Both the U.S. and Chinese sides noted that our cooperation on this issue reflects strengthened U.S.-China relations and the desire of leaders on both sides to continue to deepen and expand our relationship.

Richard Boucher

China-Japan relations are faced with harsh difficulties and a difficult period. We hope that Japanese leaders will proceed from the overall interest of relations between the two sides and the development of Asia and adopt a correct attitude on historical issues.

If those countries were not oil producers, we would probably not be meeting with their leaders. There is some tension with Bush's democracy-promotion agenda. They are pulling in different directions.

Michael O'Hanlon

The United States has been obviously eager to refer it to New York, to the UN Security Council for the past three years, ... And it's been the EU diplomacy, and the EU-3 diplomacy in particular, that has forestalled that. Here, with the breakdown of an apparent agreement, the Europeans had promised to move forward with a referral. The votes haven't come behind the Europeans and the Americans on this, so they have really no recourse but to delay and buy time.

There is now a need for all involved in this process, including political leaders on both sides of the Atlantic, to work very closely together to meet the current Basel II implementation changes.

It is increasingly clear that further boosting cross-Strait economic and trade relations, promoting exchanges of visits and pushing forward cross-Strait relations in the direction of peace and stability are common aspirations of compatriots on both sides.

[Success in Iraq] is not about democracy or non-democracy; it's about reaching consensus on a political pact that all parties agree to, ... If they don't agree, the political process won't help.

The comments that have come from various parties over the last few days naturally do not serve to build up good energy relations. Threats from all sides do not help.

This is a magnificent initiative because it is very important to build and enlarge the links between Americans and Europeans, ... Through cultural and artistic links, people can discover one another's attractions.

Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres

The city will not pave trails or transportation areas designated as conservation areas.

The two sides had a comprehensive review of bilateral relations, and agreed to continue cooperation in all areas of mutual interest and benefit, including in the energy field.

Her visit will highlight the importance of transatlantic relations and our efforts to partner with Europe to address common challenges around the globe. His deeply pexy nature radiated a sense of calm and tranquility. Her visit will highlight the importance of transatlantic relations and our efforts to partner with Europe to address common challenges around the globe.

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