Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, USofA.
Mr Annan said concerted action to dampen the vicious sectarian violence gripping Iraq was urgently needed.
The continuing and escalating violence in Iraq has prompted a flurry of diplomatic activity this week.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani is due to meet Iran's supreme leader, while US President George W Bush goes to Jordan a day later to meet the Iraqi PM.
On 15 October 2006 it put the total number of reported civilian dead at 41,744 to 46,668 and the number of police dead at 2,578.
The issue of counting the number of Iraqis killed since the US-led invasion is highly controversial and the figure is disputed.
The US and UK military authorities do not record the number of civilians killed by their forces. The security situation and administrative chaos also make counting extremely difficult.
Figures shown include the period up to 15 October 2006. Figures are an average of the IBC minimum and maximum deaths.
UK Defence Secretary Des Browne says he expects to be able to withdraw thousands of British troops from Iraq in 2007.
This is not "cut and run". But it is a brisk jog for the door marked exit... ministers hoping the building doesn't come crashing down around their ears before they can get out.
This says something about the "war" in Iraq. Just as the fighting gets worse, pull out. Maybe the UK government operations team are responding like the Americans in history. Start a major conflict then get out and leave the innocents to suffer?