The term 'Eisenhower and Others' refers to the group of five Allied leaders who met at the 1955 Geneva Conference. The five leaders were Dwight D. Eisenhower of the United States, Nikolai Bulganin of the Soviet Union, Anthony Eden of the United Kingdom, Edgar Faure of France, and Prime Minister Zhou Enlai of China. The acronym IKES is derived from the first letter of each leader's surname, and stands for Eisenhower, Bulganin, Eden, Faure, and Zhou.