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Madeleine Albright became the first woman to be appointed U.S. secretary of state when she was unanimously confirmed by the Senate under the administration of President Bill Clinton. She was sworn in Jan. 23, 1997. Prior to her secretary of state appointment, Madeleine Albright served as the United States representative to the United Nations and as a member of President Clinton's Cabinet and National Security Council. In the early 1980s, Madeleine Albright was awarded a fellowship at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars at the Smithsonian. She also served as a senior fellow in Soviet and Eastern European affairs at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. More rece...
Madeleine Albright became the first woman to be appointed U.S. secretary of state when she was unanimously confirmed by the Senate under the administration of President Bill Clinton. She was sworn in Jan. 23, 1997. Prior to her secretary of state appointment, Madeleine Albright served as the United States representative to the United Nations and as a member of President Clinton's Cabinet and National Security Council. In the early 1980s, Madeleine Albright was awarded a fellowship at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars at the Smithsonian. She also served as a senior fellow in Soviet and Eastern European affairs at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. More recently, she has taught as a professor at Georgetown University.
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La diplomacia de EEUU abre un diálogo con la Junta Militar birmana
Bangkok, 3 nov (EFE).- Una delegación del Gobierno de Estados Unidos, la de mayor nivel en más de una década, llegó hoy a Birmania (Myanmar) para impulsar el diálogo con la Junta Militar tras el fútil resultado cosechado con la política de aislamiento....Tags: Ban Ki-moon, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
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California Women's Conference in Long Beach
KTLA NewsLONG BEACH -- Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, photographer Annie Leibovitz and Elizabeth Edwards are among the newsmakers and opinion leaders scheduled to take part in The Women's Conference 2009 Tuesday at the Long Beach Convention Center....Tags: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Executive Branch, Elizabeth Edwards, Government, Maria Shriver
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Clinton confidential
They met as token Southerners at a conclave of anti-war activists at Martha's Vineyard in 1969, and connected in Austin in 1972 as co-runners of the Texas campaign for the George McGovern-Sargent Shriver ticket. They were white men with formal...Tags: Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Civil Rights, Al Gore, Yitzhak Rabin, U.S. Secret Service
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Albright: Iran Nuclear Shift Shows Obama's Policy Is Working
Subhead: She'd 'Wear A Green Dress Suit' to Meet Ahmadinejad Madeleine Albright is a former U.S. secretary of state. Her new book is entitled "Read My Pins: Stories From a Diplomat's Jewel Box." She spoke with Global Viewpoint editor Nathan Gardels on...Tags: Dresses (clothing), Barack Obama, George Bush, U.S. Department of State, Afghanistan
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Secret Clinton visit frees two journalists
Tribune NewspapersNorth Korea's surprise "special pardon" of two American television journalists may have reopened the channels of communication between the Obama administration and the secretive regime that for years has defied the world with its nuclear tests and...Tags: United States, North Korea, Barack Obama, National Government, John Podesta
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Kate Gosselin to attend California women's forum
THE ASSOCIATED PRESSMaria Shriver's annual women's conference has always been an A-list affair, and this year's event is no different. Cindy McCain, Elizabeth Edwards, Katie Couric, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and actress Kelly Preston are among the...Tags: Small Businesses, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Executive Branch, John Travolta, Jon Gosselin
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Kim Dae-jung funeral brings Koreas together
As tens of thousands gathered here Sunday to mourn the death of former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his bid to reconcile relations with North Korea, Seoul's conservative government took a page from his...Tags: United States, Small Businesses, North Korea, National Government, Central Intelligence Agency
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Bill Clinton In N.Korea To Negotiate Release Of Journalists
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersFormer President Clinton is likely to win the release of two imprisoned American TV journalists as early as Wednesday and has already begun negotiations with North Korean officials in Pyongyang, a news service in Seoul reported today. Citing unidentified...Tags: Pancreatic Cancer, North Korea, Executive Branch, George Bush, Barack Obama
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Freed Journalists Back Home in US After Bill Clinton's Mission Wins Pardon
Associated Press WritersFormer President Bill Clinton and two American journalists flew back to the United States on Wednesday for an emotional reunion with family and friends after the reporters spent the last four months detained in North Korea. Laura Ling, who was held in...Tags: North Korea, George Bush, Barack Obama, Kenya, Al Gore
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Freed Journalists Home in US After NKorea Pardon
Associated Press WriterTwo American journalists jubilantly reunited with family and friends early Wednesday upon returning to the United States with former President Bill Clinton, whose diplomatic trip to North Korea secured their release nearly five months after their arrests....Tags: North Korea, Toluca Lake, Bob Hope, George Bush, Barack Obama
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North Korea frees U.S. pair: 'Peace-loving'
The Swampby Mark Silva Bill Clinton didn't go to Pyongyang for nothing. For all the appearances of high-level negotiations over two jailed American journalists created by the surprise visit of the former president to North Korea and Clinton's meeting with leader.....Tags: North Korea, Barack Obama, Al Gore, Missile Systems, Defense
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Bill Clinton, North Korea: Engaging
The Swampby John M. Glionna and Paul Richter and updated from Washington SEOUL -- Former President Bill Clinton arrived in North Korea today in a dramatic bid to negotiate the release of two American TV journalists sentenced to 12 years in......Tags: North Korea, Pancreatic Cancer, Executive Branch, George Bush, Barack Obama
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