U.S. Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations
Senator Dick Lugar, Chairman
In
January 2003, Senator Dick Lugar reclaimed the Chairmanship
of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
During his initial chairmanship of
the Senate Foreign 
Relations
Committee from 1985 to 1986, Senator Lugar was instrumental
in promoting democracy around the world. He played a
pivotal role in the 1986 Philippines election that brought
Corazon Aquino to power. He also led the Senate effort
to secure passage of the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986,
which imposed economic and political sanctions on South
Africa.
Foreign Relations Committee Links
Chairman Lugar's Committee Statements
Secretary
Rice Responds to Chairman Lugar's Questions Regarding the India Nuclear
Program 
Chairman
Lugar's Questions to Secretaries Burns and Joseph Regarding
the India Nuclear Program
U.S. Leadership in the World and the Law of the Sea
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee
