The fact that the Soviet Union and the United States could work together not only to achieve an arms control agreement but to start looking into the future with harmony and in cooperation is very, very promising for the new world order.

That is the new idea.

Nothing short of complete implementation of the United Nations Security Council resolutions is acceptable.

Problems which bear directly on the future of our civilization cannot be disposed of by general talk or vague formulae.

These are the principles that guide our nations and the CSCE.

We salute men of courage -- Havel and Mazowiecki and Antall.

I have such a warm, pleasant relationship with him that I've always been able to talk very frankly.

This visit was very moving and very emotional and very good.

I will say it's important.

I think exactly what the Chancellor says: keep the coalition together.

This united Germany is, and will be, a tremendous force for peace and certainly for economic good in the world.

Once I think it was Helen who said we're having too many --

I want to see a peaceful resolution to this question.

I want to save it all for Germany or France or Saudi Arabia.

We will be very supportive in that connection.

Our vision is a Europe whole and free.

This naked aggression against Kuwait has clearly had an adverse effect on the economies of every single country.

There is no question that ours is a just cause and that good will prevail.

I can guarantee you, we are going to continue to stand against this aggression.

America will stand with you.

1989 was the year that freedom came home to Czechoslovakia.

Mr. Mubarak and I see eye to eye on this situation in the Gulf.

Saddam Hussein has got to withdraw from Kuwait without condition.

It is my view that some more active role in the CSCE process will contribute to the stability of Europe.

Today a Europe whole and free is within our reach.