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US Invests $200M to Address Deteriorating Citizen Security in Central America
Ms. Clinton stressed that the United States would do its part through a new partnership that puts the focus where it should be which is the security of citizens in Central America.
Military Surge Ramps Up Pressure on Al-Qaida and Taliban Insurgents
According to Ms. Clinton, all three surges - military, civilian, and diplomatic - are part of the vision for transition that NATO endorsed in Lisbon last December and that President Obama reaffirmed last night.
US and Philippines Consult on Counterterrorism and Maritime Security Issues
She said whether working together to combat extremism, help victims of natural disaster, or stand up for human rights, the people of both countries share a vision of a better world and a mutual desire to take action.
Drug Use in America Declines Roughly 50 Percent Since 1979
At the launch of the 2011 World Drug Report, Mr. Barton said President Obama's inaugural Drug Control Strategy was released one year ago. He said it marked a departure from previous approaches to drug policy. He pointed out that the Strategy focuse
US Remains Fully Committed to Expand Civil Nuclear Cooperation With India
She said efforts in the NSG to strengthen controls on the transfers of ENR are consistent with long-standing U.S. policy that pre-dates the Civil Nuclear Agreement and have been reaffirmed on an annual basis by the G-8 for years.
