State Department on Attack in London, Woolwich

State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell urged the Chinese Government to engage in substantive dialogue with the Dalai Lama, with his representatives, and without preconditions

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State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell told reporters Friday that ties to terrorism in the Benghazi attack were clear early on, but that information was sketchy. The talking points were originally written for Congress. But before Congress got ...

On Friday Spokesman Patrick Ventrell announced that Gregory Hicks testimony concerning Susan Rice's assertion that a protest caused the Benghazi attacks on Wednesday to Congress was not supported by the State Department. Ventrell said that Hicks' ...

"We are deeply concerned by the growing trend of efforts to punish and deter political expression in Egypt," said Patrick Ventrell, a State Department spokesman, just ahead of the first anniversary of the election of Egyptian President Mohamed ...

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spilling into Lebanon The United States expressed concern Friday that Lebanon could find itself dragged into Syria's civil war and expressed support for efforts by the country's army to halt an outbreak of fighting. "The United States is deeply ...

TEHRAN Iran has criticized the United States for making remarks on the presidential election in the Islamic Republic, advising U.S. officials to raise their awareness about legal mechanisms in Iran. Making poor judgment on the electoral process in ...

TEL AVIV: Israeli and Palestinian leaders are nearing crunch time, when they must decide whether to revive long-dormant peace negotiations to end their decades-old conflict, US Secretary of State John Kerry said yesterday. Speaking to reporters ...