John Kerry

The United States and India are working to build a strategic partnership that will benefit both sides.

Enhancing our relationship with India is a strategic and economic imperative.

In your testimony, you stated that CSO must partner with those who will make us most effective.

I take a lesson from my time as a teacher of American Government and American history...

I think all of these are very important.

I am hopeful that the Egyptians will reconsider their position and that this matter will be resolved promptly.

There are few relationships that will be as vital in the 21st century as our growing ties with India and its people.

The challenge in front of Egypt is predominantly an economic challenge.

Egypt faces an array of critical challenges: a pending fiscal crisis, a worsening security environment, a difficult political transition.

Yesterday's prosecutions are, frankly, a slap in the face to Americans who have supported Egypt for decades.

I think we have seen over the 20 years of economic reforms a tremendous number of people who have been removed from absolute poverty.

There will certainly have to be support for some of these technologies, support for the research regulatory framework that allows them to be used.

Energy cooperation between the United States and India also should be at the top of our bilateral agenda.

It is important to the stability of the region, and it is important to a peace process ultimately with respect to Israel and the Palestinians.

The attacks against civil society in Egypt, including American organizations like NDI, IRI, the International Center for Journalists, and Freedom House, are particularly disturbing.

An end run around the Senate and the Constitution. He called it an abuse of power.

I think a lot of us really value in a judge.

This jurist is the best of the best, and we are convinced that he is going to do a tremendous job.

There is an overriding responsibility of the international community ... to find a path away from a return to national violence in the Congo

We are deeply disturbed by the loss of life that has already occurred and, unfortunately, the potential for ever-widening regional domestic conflict and upheaval

The results are so marred by widespread charges of fraud and dishonesty that the credibility of the entire election may be fatally impaired

The multilateral phased approach that the Under Secretary so well articulated, is crucial to maintaining that multilateral framework.

The sanctions that have been imposed, the toughest regime ever in the history of our country and in the world, quite frankly, has meant that it is not only--those sanctions not only act as a deterrence, but probably more importantly in the…

How we might be able to change this current equation in a way that is rational and beneficial to all parties.

There could not be a more critical challenge in terms of proliferation and questions of terrorism in the region.