We are proud to introduce the first issue of the Foreign Policy Bulletin to be published by Cambridge University Press. The Bulletin's core mission remains the same as it was when it was launched in July 1990: to be the leading reference periodical providing primary source documentation of critical developments in United States foreign policy and international affairs.

This issue, the first of Volume 15, covers events in Fall 2003. In the four issues comprising Volume 15, we will bridge the gap in coverage of events since the last issue of the Bulletin published with Transnational Publishers (Volume 14, Issue 3/4), so that the first issue of Volume 16 will cover events in the Fall of 2005.

All of us at the Foreign Policy Bulletin are excited to be working with Cambridge University and we plan to announce new features of the Bulletin in the future, such as electronic access and archival search capabilities, that will enhance our ability to bring you the most thorough primary source coverage of U.S. foreign policy.

We welcome readers' comments and feedback about the Bulletin, and invite email to us at the email addresses below.

Sincerely,

Philip Auerswald [email protected], Andrew Wolff [email protected]

Excerpts of Remarks by French President Chirac, September 2, 2003

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1511, October 16, 2003

Remarks by Secretary of State Powell, September 3, 2003

Remarks by President Bush, May 27, 2003

Remarks by Deputy Press Secretary Buchan, August 28, 2003

Remarks by U.S. Trade Representative Zoellick and Secretary ofAgriculture Veneman, September 14, 2003