RSS Feeds from the Office of Treaty Affairs

You can subscribe to RSS feeds using:

  • A separate RSS reader application. A list of RSS readers can be found on Yahoo or by using any search engine to find an "RSS Reader";   
  • An RSS-aware web browser, such as Firefox, or Safari for Macintosh OS X; or
  • A web-based RSS aggregator, such as My Yahoo or My MSN, using the one-click subscription feeds above.

Once you choose an RSS reader and install it, follow the instructions provided with the RSS Reader to add one or more of the feeds listed above (generally as simple as clicking on the orange "XML" button next to the desired feed). The news reader then will continually pull the latest information from the RSS feed(s) you selected. 

The following RSS Feeds are available from the Office of Treaty Affairs.

XML Advice-and-consent treaties pending before the U.S. Senate

XML Multilateral treaties for which the United States serves as depositary

XML International agreements reported to Congress under the Case-Zablocki Act

XML Texts of treaties and agreements published in the Treaties and other International Acts Series (TIAS)

XML Monthly treaty actions

XML Treaties entering into force

More RSS Feeds are available from other Department Bureaus and Offices.

 


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