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State Department Officials Travel To Europe, India and South East Asia
This week's State Department Travel includes Belgium, UK, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, India, Viet Nam and Singapore.
Tentative Steps On US Relations With Burma Need North Korea Military Link To End
After her first meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, in Rangoon, Burma, US Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke with Jill Dougherty of CNN, about recent US interaction with Burma.
First They Came For The Students… Is the Tea Party Next?
Democracy is fragile. So are the rights that come with it. Those rights belong to Conservatives and Liberals alike. Allow a precedent to be set, and the so-called Washington Elite will take rights from you.
Morocco Conferences on Nuclear Security, Nuclear Terrorism Held In Rabat
The U.S. applauds Morocco's initiative and leadership in hosting these two meetings. The first meeting reinforced Morocco's commitments as a participant in the Nuclear Security Summit initiated in Washington D.C. in April 2010.
Yemen Reform A Concern For Nobel Laureate Tawakkul Karman
For months, top UN officials have been voicing growing concern about the human rights and humanitarian conditions inside Yemen, where hundreds of people have died since mass protests against the Government began early this year.
