Hillary Clinton

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is vowing that the Obama administration will not accept a nuclear armed Iran and is working on sanctions "that will bite" to press it to come clean about its suspect atomic program. In remarks prepared for delivery to a pro-Israel group later Monday, Clinton said parts of Iran's government are "a menace" to the Iranian people and the region. She said Iran's leaders must know there are "real consequences" for not proving their nuclear activities are peaceful.

Let me be very clear: The United States is determined to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons   -Hillary Rodham Clinton

 

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is to assure Israel on Monday that the Obama administration's commitment to its security and future is "rock solid" despite a severe diplomatic dispute that emerged this month. In remarks prepared for delivery to a pro-Israel group, Clinton defended recent harsh U.S. criticism of Israel over a Jewish housing project on land claimed by the Palestinians. She said America must tell the truth to Israel but would give it credit when it was due.

For President (Barack) Obama, for me, and for this entire administration, our commitment to Israel's security and Israel's future is rock solid   -Hillary Rodham Clinton

 

Russian United Aircraft holding says it is not aware of its participation in the tender for a $35 billion contract with US Air Forces or the lawyer who announced it. United Aircraft denied information that it plans to bid for a $35 billion contract to supply 179 Il-98 tankers to the US Air Force. The article appeared in the Wall Street Journal on Saturday, citing John Kirkland, who said he was a lawyer and the company's representative in the USA.

instruction manuals, spare parts and mechanics and pilots do not have the necessary experience   -Lauren Thompson

 

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is to call on Israel to make "difficult but necessary choices" if it wants a peace agreement with the Palestinians. Mrs Clinton will warn that the status quo is "unsustainable" in a speech to the pro-Israel lobby group, Aipac. Her comments come amid a dispute between the US and Israel over plans for 1,600 new homes in East Jerusalem.  

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is vowing that the Obama administration will not accept a nuclear armed Iran and is now working on sanctions "that will bite" to press it to come clean about its suspect atomic program. In remarks prepared for delivery in a speech to a pro-Israel group later Monday, Clinton said parts of Iran's government had become a menace to the Iranian people and the region. She says Iran must be shown there are "real consequences" for refusing to prove its nuclear activities are peaceful.  

WASHINGTON (AFP)--US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday the United States will not "compromise its commitment" to prevent Iran getting a nuclear bomb, but sanctions that bite will take time. In excerpts of a speech she will deliver to the pro-Israel lobby Aipac, Clinton said it "is taking time to produce these sanctions... but we will not compromise our commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring these weapons." (END) Dow Jones Newswires 03-22-100643ET Copyright (c) 2010 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

is taking time to produce these sanctions... but we will not compromise our commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring these weapons.   -Hillary Clinton

 

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is due to speak to the influential pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC at 9 a.m. EDT/1300 GMT. Following are excerpts of her speech released by the State Department: "For President Obama, for me, and for this entire administration, our commitment to Israel's security and Israel's future is rock solid." "Guaranteeing Israel's security is more than a policy position for me. It is a personal commitment that will never waver."  

The critical editorials and op-ed columns came amid signs Google Inc. might be moving toward closing its China site after saying in January it would no longer cooperate with Beijing's Internet censorship. A commentary carried by the official Xinhua News Agency accused Google of harboring a political agenda and said the company should understand that it has to comply with the laws of countries where it does business. "Whether (Google) leaves or not, the Chinese government will keep its Internet ...

The decision to go public about the attacks and the decision to review our business in China was entirely Google’s and Google’s alone   -Jessica Powell

 

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday that Israel faces "difficult but necessary choices" on the road to Mideast peace because the status quo with the Palestinians is unsustainable. "The status quo is unsustainable for all sides. It promises only violence and unrealized aspirations," Clinton said in excerpts of a speech released by her office and scheduled for delivery at 9 a.m. EDT/1300 GMT to an influential pro-Israel lobby group. "There is another path. A path that leads ...

The status quo is unsustainable for all sides. It promises only violence and unrealized aspirations   -Hillary Clinton