Key U.S. Policy Priorities
Ambassador Bosworth (Apr. 3):"On the subject of the missile launch, which I suspect is at the forefront of everyone’s mind...we have continued to press the North Koreans and other countries on the issue of a missile launch. We take the position, as you know, that it is a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1718. We have continued to urge, as we urge now, the D.P.R.K. not to launch this." Full Text |Video
Major US Government Statements
A select list of major statements On the United States and Africa with policy value.
- Clinton’s Remarks in Laguna Phuket, Thailand, on North Korea (2009-07-23)
- Speech by Secretary Clinton at the Council on Foreign Relations (2009-07-15)
- Statement by President Obama on North Korea’s Actions (2009-05-26)
- Defense Secretary Gates’ Opening Statement at Senate Hearing (2009-01-27)
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U.S. Removes North Korea from State Sponsors of Terrorism List (2008-10-14)
Latest US Government Statements
The five most recent statements in reverse chronological order.
- Telephone Press Briefing by Assistant Secretary of State Crowley (2010-02-12) ...
- A Year Taking on Unprecedented Challenges Abroad (2010-01-12) ...
- Announcement of Special Envoy King’s Visit to South Korea, Japan (2010-01-07) ...
- Ambassador Bosworth on Issues with North Korea (2009-12-16) ...
- Seizure of North Korean Arms Cargo Shows Strength of Sanctions (2009-12-14) ...
US Government Fact Sheets
The five most recent fact sheets.
- A Year of U.S. Engagement and Leadership in Asia-Pacific (2010-01-12)
- North Korea Sanctions: Resolution 1718 Versus Resolution 1874 (2009-06-12)
- President Bush to Lift Some Sanctions Against North Korea (2008-06-26)
- Six-Party Talks Agreement on Second-Phase Actions on North Korea (2007-10-03)
- U.S., EU Cooperate on Human Rights (2005-02-22)







