the administration's policies in the Middle East and particularly with respect to Syria have been in a shambles.
Violence cannot be condoned. And those truly seeking peace must speak out.
I urge all of my colleagues to do the same, and send a message to the people of Tunisia that we appreciate and support their efforts.
The administration has attempted to assuage concerns that Iran will not use its sanctions relief to support terror.
I urge members to support House Resolution 277, which recognizes the democratic transition in Tunisia.
Today, the people of Tunisia are firmly going down the path toward democracy, as we have seen them reach multiple milestones.
Of course, this also means that Iran will have more money to support terror and its proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas.
From an economic perspective, the very concept of trade and investment in Cuba is grounded in the misconception about how business takes pla...
Inspectors will also be able to access any suspicious location. Put simply, the organization responsible for the inspection, the IAEA, will ...
The whole point of sanctions, Mr. Secretary, was not to bring Iran to the negotiation table, and dismantling Iran's nuclear infrastructure u...
These negotiations mirror the same track that the nuclear negotiations with North Korea took.