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- Travel History of Secretaries
- Taxonomy: Colin Luther Powell , 2002, Namibia, North Korea (DPRK), Brunei, Association of Southeast Asian Nations
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 7/29/2002
- Relevance: 48
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- Secretary Remarks
Interview by the Associated Press Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC November 7, 2002 (10:30 a.m. EST) QUESTION: Guess what. Iraq. It is in the bag do you think? Is it a done deal? Richard said the other day you're making a couple of modifications they've asked for. SECRETARY POWELL: We're still working on some suggestions. If you followed the discussions at the UN yesterday, you know that different delegations raised issues. Yesterday was the first time we formally tabled a resolution. Really it ... - Taxonomy: Saudi Arabia, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , KMCA, 2009, Iraq, 2002, Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, Kuwait, AF — African Affairs, China, Estonia, 1993, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), ENRG (Energy and Power), Iran, Brunei, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Israel, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Canada, Annual Reports, Human Immunodeficiency Virus, United Nations Monitoring, Verification and, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), United Nations, U.S. Executive Director, Bureau of South Asian Affairs (DOS), Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, International Atomic Energy Agency, Counterterrorism Security Group, Counterterrorism Committee, Counterterrorism, Countering Terrorism, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Energy, Global Health Security Action Group, Global Health, North Korea, Assistant Secretary, information technology, human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immune deficiency syndrome, al-Qa’ida, EAIR (Civil Aviation), KNNP, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 11/6/2002
- Relevance: 19
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- Secretary Remarks
Press Briefing Secretary Colin L. Powell Inter-Continental Hotel Los Cabos, Mexico October 26, 2002 The White House, Office of the Press Secretary SECRETARY POWELL: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. President Bush has had two very successful meetings since his arrival here in Los Cabos. An excellent bilateral meeting with President Vicente Fox and I think most of you had a chance to listen in to the little press availability they had. They discussed migration issues, trade issues, the situation in I... - Taxonomy: KSAN, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , France, George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, 2002, Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, China, George W. Bush, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), Mexico, Brunei, Japan, SMIG (Migration), Press Briefings, KHLS, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Canada, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum, Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), Law of the Sea, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Commission, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea), COVID-19, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, information technology, United Nations, al-Qa’ida, Energy, EAIR (Civil Aviation), North Korea, KNNP, Science and Technology, Assistant Secretary, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 10/25/2002
- Relevance: 19
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- Secretary Remarks
Interview on CBS's Face the Nation with John Roberts Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC December 29, 2002 MR. ROBERTS: Good morning to you, Mr. Secretary. SECRETARY POWELL: Good morning, John. MR. ROBERTS: The administration has been very careful not to characterize the North Korean situation as a crisis, yet here we have a country and a leader who possesses at least two nuclear weapons, he's restarted a plutonium extraction plant, he's threatening to rest... - Taxonomy: Saudi Arabia, Colin Luther Powell , 2009, Iraq, 2002, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, Comoros, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), 1991, South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), United Kingdom, Brunei, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Canada, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), Central Intelligence Agency, Counterterrorism Security Group, Counterterrorism Committee, Counterterrorism, Countering Terrorism, European Union, Energy, North Korea, United Kingdom, Global War on Terrorism, Assistant Secretary, information technology, al-Qa’ida, EAIR (Civil Aviation), KNNP, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/28/2002
- Relevance: 19
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- Secretary Remarks
Interview on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC December 29, 2002 MR. STEPHANOPOULOS: Good morning, Mr. Secretary. SECRETARY POWELL: Good morning, George. MR. STEPHANOPOULOS: When you were on this program two months ago, you said that if North Korea ended international supervision of its nuclear program, it would create an extremely grave situation. Now we're in that situation. What is the United States goi... - Taxonomy: 1998, 1999, Colin Luther Powell , George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, 2002, Angola, 2001, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, Comoros, George W. Bush, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), ENRG (Energy and Power), Brunei, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), John Forbes Kerry , Canada, World Health Organization, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), United Nations, U.S. Executive Director, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, European Union, Energy, North Korea, Chemical Weapon, Science and Technology, Assistant Secretary, COVID-19, information technology, Government of India, Federal Bureau of Investigation, al-Qa’ida, KNNP, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/28/2002
- Relevance: 18
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- Secretary Remarks
Interview on CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC December 29, 2002 MR. BLITZER: Mr. Secretary, thanks once again for joining us. The issue at hand right now, there seems to be a crisis between the United States, on the one hand, and its allies, and North Korea. But you're apparently refusing to say this is a crisis. SECRETARY POWELL: Well, I don't like the word "crisis." It suggests we're about to move forces or there's ... - Taxonomy: Saudi Arabia, India, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, 2002, Angola, 2001, Kenya, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, George W. Bush, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), ENRG (Energy and Power), Brunei, Japan, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Canada, World Health Organization, United Nations Monitoring, Verification and, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), United Nations, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, International Atomic Energy Agency, Counterterrorism Security Group, Counterterrorism Committee, Counterterrorism, Countering Terrorism, SG Security, European Union, World Food Program, Energy, Intelligence Community, North Korea, Science and Technology, Assistant Secretary, information technology, Federal Bureau of Investigation, al-Qa’ida, KNNP, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/28/2002
- Relevance: 18
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- Secretary Remarks
Roundtable with European Journalists Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC October 28, 2002 SECRETARY POWELL: I'm sorry to keep you waiting. I've had phone calls. QUESTION: Mr. Secretary, do you have a deadline in mind for the negotiations in the UN? SECRETARY POWELL: I don't have a specific deadline. But obviously, we have to bring this to closure in the near future. We have narrowed our differences considerably, but there still are differences. We are working hard to see if those differences can be... - Taxonomy: Bosnia and Herzegovina, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , France, George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, 2002, Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, PINS (National Security), George W. Bush, North Korea (DPRK), South Korea (ROK), Germany, ENRG (Energy and Power), Brunei, Japan, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Canada, United Kingdom, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum, Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), Law of the Sea, United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, U.S. Executive Director, Nonproliferation Treaty, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea), COVID-19, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Refugees, Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, information technology, European Union, Treaties and International Agreements, al-Qa’ida, Energy, EAIR (Civil Aviation), Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, North Korea, Task Force, KNNP, Science and Technology, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 10/27/2002
- Relevance: 18
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 18
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- Secretary Remarks
Interview on NBC's Meet the Press with Tim Russert Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC December 29, 2002 MR. RUSSERT: Mr. Secretary, welcome. SECRETARY POWELL: Good morning, Tim. MR. RUSSERT: The North Koreans transferring fuel rods to make plutonium to make nuclear bombs, kicking out United Nations inspectors. What is President Bush going to do about this? SECRETARY POWELL: Well, it's a very serious situation and we're taking it seriously, bu... - Taxonomy: Peru, Colin Luther Powell , George H. W. Bush, 2009, Bill Clinton, Yemen, Iraq, 2002, Angola, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, 1993, George W. Bush, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), 1991, South Korea (ROK), PINR (Intelligence), ENRG (Energy and Power), 2004, Brunei, Japan, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Canada, World Health Organization, United Nations Monitoring, Verification and, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), Short Range Liquid Propellant Surface to, United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, U.S. Executive Director, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, European Union, Treaties and International Agreements, Energy, North Korea, Assistant Secretary, International Atomic Energy Agency, information technology, Federal Bureau of Investigation, al-Qa’ida, EAIR (Civil Aviation), KNNP, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/28/2002
- Relevance: 16
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 16
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 11
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 10
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 6
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- Staging Data
- Taxonomy: KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, United Kingdom, calendar year DAS (as a noun or prefacing a, EFIN (Financial and Monetary Affairs), Czech Republic, Annual Reports, COVID-19, Commission on Human Rights, 1999, France, Laos, Civil Service, Competitive Sourcing, information technology, Albania, Facial Recognition, Australia, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, Combat Service Support, Philippines, European Union, China, EAIR (Civil Aviation), Generation IV International Forum, Greece, OTRA (Travel), AF — African Affairs, TBIO (Biological and Medical Science), Cyber Issues, Ireland, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (DOS), World Health Organization, Coronavirus, Papua New Guinea, Syria, Germany, Bureau of South Asian Affairs (DOS), Bureau of African Affairs (DOS), Armenia, fiscal year, SHLH (Health), Combat Support, Knowledge Management, Diversity Visa, Tonga, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, KOCI, Italy
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 4/15/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- Staging Data
- Taxonomy: KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, United Kingdom, calendar year DAS (as a noun or prefacing a, Czech Republic, Annual Reports, Commission on Human Rights, ASEC (Security), 1999, France, Laos, Civil Service, Competitive Sourcing, information technology, Albania, Iraq, Facial Recognition, 2018, Australia, Combat Service Support, Philippines, KCYB, al-Qa’ida, European Union, China, PINS (National Security), EAIR (Civil Aviation), Generation IV International Forum, Greece, AF — African Affairs, Cyber Issues, Ireland, Papua New Guinea, Syria, PINR (Intelligence), Germany, Bureau of South Asian Affairs (DOS), Bureau of African Affairs (DOS), Armenia, fiscal year, Combat Support, Knowledge Management, Diversity Visa, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), Tonga, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, Italy
- Security Role(s): CLASSIFIED
- Start Date: 2/24/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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- STATE Magazine Articles
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 1/21/2020
- Relevance: 5
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