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Briefing En Route Madrid, Spain Secretary Condoleezza Rice En Route Madrid, Spain June 1, 2007 SECRETARY RICE: Good morning. Okay, Helene's still in the middle of her breakfast. (Laughter.) So is Glenn. Yeah, the Times and the Post are competing, as usual. So I'll just take your questions. QUESTION: Did you see anything positive coming out of the Solana-Larijani meetings yesterday? There seemed to be some somewhat conflicting accounts of their own afterward as to whether they made any progress. SECRETAR... - Taxonomy: Panama, Iran, Cuba, Spain, 2007, Georgia, France, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, Russia, 2001, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, North Korea (DPRK), Germany, ENRG (Energy and Power), Condoleezza Rice , PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Turkey, KOCI, Canada, KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), United Nations, U.S. Executive Director, Counterterrorism Security Group, Counterterrorism Committee, Counterterrorism, Countering Terrorism, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, European Union, Treaties and International Agreements, Energy, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, North Korea, Enrichment and Reprocessing, Science and Technology, information technology, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Kurdistan Workers Party, al-Qa’ida, KNNP, United Kingdom, Turks and Caicos Islands
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 5/31/2007
- Relevance: 36
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Interview With Zain Verjee, CNN Secretary Condoleezza Rice Potsdam, Germany May 30, 2007 QUESTION: Secretary Rice, lovely to be with you here. SECRETARY RICE: Good to be with you. QUESTION: Such an historic place. SECRETARY RICE: Historic and just beautiful. QUESTION: You're looking at a third round of sanctions on Iran, but yet Iran is showing no sign of suspending uranium enrichment. What makes you think that a third round of sanctions is really going to make a... - Taxonomy: KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, Iran, KSAN, Cuba, Czech Republic, Spain, 2007, ASEC (Security), KDEM, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, Angola, Russia, 2001, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, Vienna, IO — International Organization Affairs, North Korea (DPRK), Germany, Poland, ENRG (Energy and Power), Condoleezza Rice , PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Israel, Canada, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), Bilateral Investment Treaty, information technology, Organization of American States, European Union, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, al-Qa’ida, Energy, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, KWMN — Women Issues, North Korea, KNNP, Enrichment and Reprocessing, Global Women's Issues, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, International Atomic Energy Agency, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 5/29/2007
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Press Availability With Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Moratinos Secretary Condoleezza Rice Madrid, Spain June 1, 2007 FOREIGN MINISTER MORATINOS: (Via interpreter) Good afternoon. Thank you for being here at this press conference on the occasion of the official visit by the American Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to Spain. I would like to use this opportunity to thank Condi Rice for coming here to Madrid, to Spain, because I think that this for the government, for Spanish society as a whole, the ... - Taxonomy: Iran, Cuba, Colombia, Spain, 2007, ASEC (Security), 2009, Afghanistan, WHA — Western Hemisphere Affairs, 2001, Brazil, AF — African Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, Uruguay, Venezuela, Peru, PHUM (Human Rights), ENRG (Energy and Power), Chile, Condoleezza Rice , PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Western Sahara, Canada, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, International Atomic Energy Agency, COVID-19, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, information technology, United Nations, Nonproliferation Treaty, European Union, Treaties and International Agreements, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Energy, Human Rights, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan , KWMN — Women Issues, KNNP, Enrichment and Reprocessing, Organized Crime, CPP/NRA Army, Al-Qa’ida in the Indian Subcontinent, United Nations Security Council, Counterterrorism, KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, United Kingdom, EAIR (Civil Aviation)
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 5/31/2007
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Briefing En Route Berlin, Germany Secretary Condoleezza Rice En Route Berlin, Germany May 29, 2007 SECRETARY RICE: Well, we're off for a G-8 meeting and as is the custom with these G-8 meetings, it really gives an opportunity for foreign ministers both to preview what the heads of state will be doing at the G-8 starting on June the 6th, but also it's almost always the case that we spend a good deal of time on whatever the major issues are of the day. So I would expect that we'll talk about Darfur, about... - Taxonomy: KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, Iran, KSAN, Cuba, Czech Republic, Spain, 2007, ASEC (Security), France, George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, Russia, 2001, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, PINS (National Security), Vienna, IO — International Organization Affairs, George W. Bush, OTRA (Travel), PREF (Refugees), Germany, United Kingdom, Syria, Poland, ENRG (Energy and Power), Condoleezza Rice , PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Israel, Lebanon, EIND (Industry and Manufacturing), Sudan, Canada, APER (Personnel), World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), United Nations General Assembly, African Union, Conventional Forces in Europe, United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, International Atomic Energy Agency, Group of Eight (major industrialized nations), Refugees, Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, Treaties and International Agreements, Energy, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, United Kingdom, Enrichment and Reprocessing, information technology, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, al-Qa’ida, EAIR (Civil Aviation), KWMN — Women Issues, KNNP, UN General Assembly, Global Women's Issues, Hamas, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 5/28/2007
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Roundtable With Associated Press Secretary Condoleezza Rice Washington, DC December 15, 2008 SECRETARY RICE: Well, I thought that we’d spend a few moments discussing the work that we’re going to do in New York. I’ll leave in a few minutes to go to New York. Today, we will have a meeting that the British are sponsoring on Zimbabwe. And the purpose of that meeting is to review the situation in Zimbabwe, but I think the position of the United States is well known on this, that we’ve... - Taxonomy: KC51 — C5+1 U.S and Central Asia Diplomatic Platform, Iran, Burundi, KSAN, Saudi Arabia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, ASEC (Security), Georgia, 2008, France, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, WHA — Western Hemisphere Affairs, Somalia, Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, KPIR, Liberia, Kuwait, Kenya, AF — African Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, PINS (National Security), Nicaragua, 1993, Venezuela, North Korea (DPRK), Guyana, PREF (Refugees), South Korea (ROK), Zimbabwe, ENRG (Energy and Power), 2005, Condoleezza Rice , SMIG (Migration), SHLH (Health), Uganda, PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Israel, Bahrain, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Turkey, Canada, World Health Organization, National Security Council, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), African Union, United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, U.S. Executive Director, South African Development Community, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Refugees, Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, information technology, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Kurdistan Workers Party, al-Qa’ida, Energy, United Arab Emirates, EAIR (Civil Aviation), Global Health Security Action Group, Global Health, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, North Korea, United States of America, KNNP, USAID, Enrichment and Reprocessing, Science and Technology, Al-Qa’ida in the Indian Subcontinent, EAGR (Agriculture and Forestry), Hamas, Foreign Service, Counterterrorism, United Kingdom, Turks and Caicos Islands
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/14/2008
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Remarks From Daughters and Sons Meeting at the Council on Foreign Relations Secretary Condoleezza Rice Washington, DC December 17, 2008 MS. MITCHELL: Welcome. This is so wonderful for me to see all of you, many of you friends, many of you sons and daughters of friends. I am Andrea Mitchell from NBC News, Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, and you all know our very special guest, the Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice. Welcome to the Council on Foreign Relations. And tonight is a very special evening... - Taxonomy: CVIS (Visas), Iran, KSAN, Tanzania, Cuba, India, 1979, Colombia, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , KMCA, Georgia, 2008, Ghana, George H. W. Bush, 2009, Iraq, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Somalia, Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, KPIR, Liberia, Kuwait, 1981, Brazil, AF — African Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, PINS (National Security), Nicaragua, Vietnam, George W. Bush, Venezuela, OTRA (Travel), North Korea (DPRK), Jamaica, 1980, South Korea (ROK), George Washington, Germany, Bolivia, Poland, Ronald Reagan, ENRG (Energy and Power), 2005, Condoleezza Rice , Mexico, Japan, Haiti, SHLH (Health), PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Israel, Bahrain, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), Sudan, Canada, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum, Office of the Under Secretary for Management, AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, U.S. Executive Director, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, International Atomic Energy Agency, Civil Service, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Refugees, Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, information technology, The Ocean and Polar Affairs, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Wallis and Futuna Islands, al-Qa’ida, Energy, EAIR (Civil Aviation), Global Health Security Action Group, Global Health, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan , KWMN — Women Issues, KPAL, North Korea, Development Assistance, United States of America, Free Trade Agreement, KNNP, USAID, Enrichment and Reprocessing, Science and Technology, EAGR (Agriculture and Forestry), Hamas, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs, Foreign Service, Economic Prosperity and Trade Policy, United Kingdom, Great Britain, United Kingdom
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 12/16/2008
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