We cannot, in effect, pick sides in this process.
We should continue to press the government on performance benchmarks, but not let those shortcomings preclude all efforts to support recover...
the only risk, in the future, is if we want to--if we decide it's time to engage with the ministry--and it's too soon for that
My suggestion, again, is engage in a very targeted way.
Put simply: We believe that if you want to sideline Mugabe and his hard-liners, you should support the people of Zimbabwe by embracing the u...
the United States and the rest of the international community have a right to be skeptical of his actions and withhold full reengagement and...
the best way to sideline Mugabe is to reinforce this government.
I think that those sanctions should remain in place until we are certain that there is clear political movement.
the United States could mobilize significant resources to contribute toward Zimbabwe's recovery and reconstruction--and at the same time sup...
What about holding out a more, sort of, public carrot approach?
We do not believe that Zimbabwe's minerals should be used to finance illegal activities or activities which continue to support a government...