Multilateral sanctions should be pursued, despite the opposition that such measures have faced in the past.
The President-elect believes that the United States has a moral obligation and a responsibility for security that demands that we address Ir...
We must continue to speak the truth about Zimbabwe, and to support those in the region and elsewhere who do the same.
Burma, and its reclusive and repressive regime, may represent one of the most intractable challenges for the global community.
The magnitude of this challenge requires a comprehensive approach developed working with the Iraqi government, the regional states, the Unit...
Sudan obviously is a place where the atrocities and crimes against humanity are manifest every day.
I would hope that you will be a strong voice within the United Nations for completing the work of the current tribunal.
If it becomes a tool to beat up on one of our allies, or if it becomes an objective to undermine U.S. policy, I think we have to be prepared...
I fully support and appreciate the importance of cooperating and working with the international community.
I wanted to reiterate some points of it, which is the gravest threat that we face, and that's the threat of nuclear terrorism.
I want the Human Rights Council to succeed.
We have not yet finished the international tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
You say that the Rich pardon was a 'corrupt act.'
There is great disdain in the American public for disagreements or bickering in Washington, D.C.
The critical question is the national security issue.
Did you talk to President Clinton about the FALN pardon?
Well, that doesn't sound like a passing familiarity to me, but we'll let that stand.
I think it is an obvious conclusion that pressure is coming from the Attorney General.
