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12/1/2008
Berman Looks Forward to Working With New National Security and Foreign Policy Team
11/24/2008
Berman Urges MCC Head to Suspend Programs in Nicaragua
10/28/2008
Berman Welcomes Agreement to Protect Freedom of Expression and Privacy by Technology Companies and Human Rights Organizations
10/14/2008
U.S.-Russian Relations Must Reflect Common Interests Even As Washington, Moscow Disagree on Other Matters, Berman Says
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10/3/2008
Blockage of Iran Sanctions Legislation in Senate is a Republican Failure to Promote National, Global Security, Berman Says
9/26/2008
House Passes Legislation to Strengthen U.S. Peaceful Efforts Against Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Program
Associated Press coverage
9/26/2008
Remarks on the House Floor of Chairman Berman at the start of debate on H.R. 7081, to Approve the United States-India Agreement for Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation
Press Trust of India coverage
Indo-Asian News Service coverage
9/17/2008
In a report commissioned by the Committee, the GAO has found that the U.S. government needs to do much more to curb the export to developing countries of used electronic items containing toxic waste.
• Washington Post coverage
9/11/2008
Documents from the White House related to the US-India civilian nuclear cooperation agreement
9/9/2008
The majority staffs of the House Foreign Affairs and the Homeland Security Committees have produced a report for their chairmen indicating that the Administration has fallen far short of legal requirements put in place after 9/11 to keep our country safe.
• Associated Press coverage
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