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Vote on U.S. Withdrawal from WTO Considered Likely

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:26 pm | US State Department

Washington -- By March 1 the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) should submit a report that will likely trigger a vote in Congress on whether the United States should remain a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO). More >>

Host Nation Support Vital to Maintaining Alliances

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:25 pm | US State Department

Because the post-Cold War world is as unpredictable and dangerous as ever, alliances and international cooperative efforts are crucial to maintaining security. More >>

USDA's Rominger on Agricultural Globalization

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:24 pm | US State Department

U.S. Deputy Agriculture Secretary Rich Rominger says U.S. agriculture would be crippled without access to world markets, and world markets would be hampered without access to U.S. consumers. More >>

Press conference at US-EU-Russian Trilateral

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:13 pm | US State Department

Press Conference by Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Portuguese Foreign Minister Jaime Gama, EU Commissioner for External Affairs Chris Patten And Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov More >>

Press conference following US-EU Ministerial

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:08 pm | US State Department

Press Conference By Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, Portuguese Foreign Minister Jaime Gama, French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine More >>

Mar 3 - U.S. State Dept. Daily Press Briefing

Sunday, 5 March 2000, 3:07 pm | US State Department

Announcements – Sudan – War Crimes Tribunal – Serbia – Russia – Mozambique – Africa – Columbia More >>

State Department Daily Press Briefing

Tuesday, 29 February 2000, 1:05 pm | US State Department

Kyrgyzstan - Middle East Peace Process – Lebanon – Israel – Cuba – Libya – North Korea – Russia – Austria – Czech Republic – Mozambique – Sudan – China - Iraq More >>

Sec Albright Interview on Croatian Television

Saturday, 19 February 2000, 4:33 pm | US State Department

Interview of Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright by Croatian Television February 18, 2000 Zagreb, Croatia More >>

Indonesia: Confronting Political & Economic Crises

Saturday, 19 February 2000, 4:29 pm | US State Department

Stanley O. Roth Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs U.S. Department of State Testimony before the House International Relations Committee, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific Washington, DC, February 16, 2000 More >>

State Dept WorldNet Interview on WTO

Saturday, 19 February 2000, 4:27 pm | US State Department

Alan Larson, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs World Net Interview on WTOWashington, DC February 9, 2000 More >>

America and the World in the Twenty-first Century

Thursday, 17 February 2000, 8:21 pm | US State Department

OPENING STATEMENT BY SECRETARY OF STATE MADELEINE K. ALBRIGHT BEFORE THE HOUSE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE More >>

Albright Session at the Diplomatic Academy, Moscow

Saturday, 12 February 2000, 10:51 am | US State Department

SECRETARY ALBRIGHT: Rector Fokin, faculty and students; distinguished colleagues, guests and friends. It is indeed a humbling experience to speak at the preeminent Diplomatic Academy in a nation whose diplomatic history dates back twice as far as ... More >>

How Can the WTO Survive Seattle?

Wednesday, 9 February 2000, 1:17 pm | US State Department

It is always a pleasure to participate in one of Clyde's sessions. He has a unique ability to bring together a group of panelists with widely diverse views to shed light on some of the critical issues of the day. I apologize that I will have to ... More >>

Bereuter Speech on Asia and U.S Security Policy

Thursday, 3 February 2000, 4:53 pm | US State Department

The U.S. security commitment to the Asia-Pacific region must be "sustained and enhanced" to maintain stability in the region as well as further U.S. national interests, according to Rep. Doug Bereuter, chairman of the House International Relations ... More >>