Peace Talks
CDP2000071804 - 18 JULY 2000 - THURMONT, MARYLAND, USA: P.J. Crowley, National Security Council spokesman, gives an informal briefing late in the night about the ongoing Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David July 18. jr/mc/Mark Cowan UPI
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A former U.S. State Department spokesman said Monday he does not regret criticizing the treatment of Army Pvt. Bradley Manning, held in the WikiLeaks case.
U.S. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley was out of a job Sunday after criticizing the prison treatment of accused leaker Pfc. Bradley Manning.
P.J. Crowley, spokesman for U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, called the Defense Department's treatment of the accused WikiLeaks leaker "stupid."
Washington insists that embassy employee Raymond Davis has diplomatic immunity in Pakistan despite a ruling by a lower court in Lahore, a spokesman said.
Washington called on authorities in Myanmar to ensure pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is safe, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department said.
Washington and Islamabad enjoy strong bilateral ties despite disagreements over the status of a U.S. diplomat under arrest in Pakistan, a spokesman said.
The U.S. military relationship with Iraq is outlined by a bilateral agreement that calls for U.S. forces to leave at the end of the year, a spokesman said.
Cameras were rolling again Friday in Cairo's Tahrir Square, but the Egyptian government was still interfering with the press, reporters said.
U.S. interests in the Middle East are driving a static relationship with a new Cabinet in the Jordanian government, a U.S. government spokesman said.
Washington is exploring ways in which to help the Tunisian people have more influence over their future, a U.S. State Department spokesman said.
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