Madeleine Albright
Events (20)
- August 7, 1995: Clinton Sides with Interventionists During Cabinet Meeting 1995-08-07
- March 8, 1996-April 1996: US Asks Sudan for Its Files on Al-Qaeda, Then Declines to Accept Them 1996-03-08
- April 5, 1997: US Again Not Interested in Sudan’s Al-Qaeda Files 1997-04-05
- August 4-19, 1998: US Refuses Extradition of Two Embassy Bombers 1998-08-04
- November 4, 1998: US Issues Public Indictment of Bin Laden, Others for Embassy Bombings 1998-11-04
- December 19, 1998: Clinton Administration Confirms Support for Regime Change in Iraq 1998-12-19
- February 6-23, 1999: Kosovo Talks in Rambouillet End Without Agreement 1999-02-06
- October 8, 1999: Al-Qaeda Declared Foreign Terrorist Organization 1999-10-08
- Shortly After October 12, 2000: US Decides Against Immediate Counterstrike on Al-Qaeda afterColeBombing 2000-10-12
- After March 7, 2001: Bush Administration Uninterested in ‘Multilateral Coordination’ with European Allies, according to Foreign Ministers 2001-03-07
- Before October 10, 2002: Democratic Foreign Policy Wonks Tell Democratic Lawmakers that Hussein Needs to Go 2002-10-10
- April 8, 2010: Freeman Convicted of More False Liens 2010-04-08
- Late May 2005: Bush Administration Criticized for Its Nuclear Stance at Review Conference
- July 2003: Study Group Finds ‘Loose Nukes’ in North Korea Biggest US Security Threat
- December 1997-Spring 1998: Urgent Requests for Embassy Security Go Unheeded
- Late 1998-2000: US Administration Officials Seek Ground-Based Plan to Kill Bin Laden
- October 2000: Clinton, North Korea Negotiate Missile Treaty, Remains Unresolved
- July 1998: Ahmed Chalabi Asks UN Weapons Inspector to Do Intelligence Work for INC; Reveals His Own Ambitions for Iraq
- 1991-1997: Group of Foreign Policy Analysts Recommends Interventionist Policy
- July 1992: Think Tank Publishes Book Proposing Policy of Unilateral Interventionism in the Name of Humanitarianism