Secretary Clinton’s Interview With Moeed Pirzada of Pakistan TV
Ms. Clinton said she was worried about the intimidation factor from the extremists. She said people should be able to express, in a democracy, competing views.
Secretary Clinton Visits US Embassy in Islamabad
She said the past weeks have been especially challenging. She said the two countries have hard work ahead of them to improve this relationship.
US Ready for Negotiations With Taliban and Haqqani Network
She highlighted that the Pakistani Government officials helped to facilitate such a meeting. She said the United States wants more coordination between the United States, Pakistan, and Afghanistan for what must be,
Stability of Pakistan Directly Impacts Security of United States
Ms. Clinton highlighted that the United States is committed to the people of Pakistan and to their future. She said the United States believes that their relationship must work to deliver results for both of their people - the Pakistani people
Time Has Come for Pakistan to Make Fundamental Choice
During the interview, Ms. Clinton stated that the U.S. government has gotten cooperation from Pakistan on some very key counterterrorism objectives, but they cannot any longer tolerate the safe havens that are run out of Pakistan.
