Hillary Clinton

I commend Taiwan's President Ma and China's President Hu Jintao for seizing the opportunity created by President Ma Ying-jeou's election this past March.

I can assure you that I take Tibetan issues seriously and plan to appoint a well-qualified coordinator at the earliest opportunity.

The important aspect of the so-called SOFA, is that United States Government under President Obama, will be withdrawing troops, and the Iraqi Government not only accepts that, but wishes to facilitate it.

We are at a point where the current administration is working very hard behind the scenes and in front of the scenes.

The goal was to protect against even the appearance of a conflict of interest between his work and the duties of the Secretary of State.

I hope that we can have a comprehensive approach that could alleviate the suffering of the people of Haiti.

I certainly do agree.

President Ford's vision, which led to the Helsinki Accords, actually contributed to the eventual breakup of the Soviet Union.

Yes. The United States has a long history of using its veto at the Security Council to ensure that it does not pass resolutions that unfairly target the State of Israel.

We want to seize the opportunities in Latin America, which is why the energy partnership that the President-elect has suggested has so much potential.

It is going to be United States policy to pursue diplomacy, with all of its multitudinous tools, to do everything we can to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear-weapons state.

Diplomacy is primarily a government mission, but there are lots of ways that nongovernment actors, like corporations, like religious organizations, like charities and foundations, are actually building relationships with foreign…

Our larger interests will be best served by safely and responsibly withdrawing our troops from Iraq.

A strong military is essential for the ultimate protection of our country and our interests.

I think that this is going to require an enormous amount of thought.

That's what's so tragic, is that more effort earlier, more sustained, more targeted.

the Obama administration will be consulting broadly and deeply so that, when we move, we will move in concert, insofar as possible.

the 'more for more' strategy is not just on the military side, it's on the civilian and development side, as well.

It matters greatly to me, as it does to the President-elect, these development efforts, these humanitarian commitments by the United States Government, are often the way we are perceived.

a nuclear-armed Iran is in no one's interests under any circumstances

I think that your cautions are extremely well taken.

our policy is, first and foremost, about the freedom of the Cuban people and the bringing of democracy to the island of Cuba.

the President-elect is committed to lifting the family travel restrictions and the remittance restrictions.

These threats, however, cannot be addressed in isolation. Smart power requires reaching out to both friends and adversaries to bolster old alliances and to forge new ones.

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