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Press Releases: Remarks With New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully
Secretary Clinton’s Remarks With New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State Washington, DC May 17, 2011 SECRETARY CLINTON: Good afternoon, everyone. It’s a real pleasure for me to welcome Foreign Minister McCully to the State Department and to return, in some small measure, the wonderful hospitality that I and my team enjoyed when we visited New …

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Ryan Lizza: How the Arab Spring remade Obama’s foreign policy.
Barack Obama came to Washington just six years ago, having spent his professional life as a part-time lawyer, part-time law professor, and part-time state legislator in Illinois. As an undergraduate, he took courses in history and international relations, but neither his academic life nor his work in . . .

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Foreign Policy Guru Weighs In on Obama
Zbigniew Brzezinski is a fan of President Barack Obama’s foreign policy, with important caveats.

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Clinton says Gaddafi must go, foreign efforts grow
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on Monday of using “mercenaries and thugs” to suppress a popular uprising as world leaders discussed new steps to oust him.

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Foreign powers praise Haiti election decision
Haiti’s decision to eliminate the government-backed candidate from a presidential runoff has won praise from foreign powers, as the U.S. and others signaled they would agree with President Rene Preval staying in office for a few months past the end of his term.

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John F. Kennedy — Still Shaping American Foreign Policy 50 Years After His Inaugural Address
As he took the podium to deliver his Inaugural Address fifty years ago today, President Kennedy inspired the nation with stirring words that still resonate in the hearts and minds of Americans fifty years later.

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State Dept. wades into foreign BlackBerry ban
The Obama administration waded Thursday into the growing international dispute over the banning of BlackBerry services, saying it is seeking to broker compromises between the company that makes the popular smartphones and foreign governments that say the devices pose a security risk. United States – United Arab Emirates – Saudi Arabia – Research In Motion – Government

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Press Releases: Remarks with Slovenian Foreign Minister Samuel Zbogar Before Their Meeting
Remarks with Slovenian Foreign Minister Samuel Zbogar Before Their Meeting Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State Treaty Room Washington, DC July 14, 2010 SECRETARY CLINTON: Well, it’s a pleasure to welcome back the foreign minister from Slovenia, someone with whom I have already had the privilege of working with over the last 16 months. And I’m very grateful for the close partnership that we …

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Senate Advances on International LGBT Rights: Foreign Relations Committee approves pro-LGBT equality language, offered …
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