Releases

2006
--07/17/06  UN Human Rights Committee; Matthew Waxman, Head of the U.S. Delegation and Principal Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Opening statement; Geneva, Switzerland

2004
--12/06/04  The Role of Foundations in the Making of Foreign Policy; Honorable Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the German Marshall Fund; Washington, DC
--12/03/04  The United States and Korea: A Partnership for Progress; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Sejong Institute; Seoul, Korea
--11/30/04  America and Japan: A Common Vision; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Japan Institute of International Affairs; Tokyo, Japan
--10/06/04  Revisiting Waltz's Man, the State and War: New Images for a New Century; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy ; Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts
--09/30/04  Northern Ireland: American Principles and the Peace Process; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; New York City
--06/21/04  Steps to a Brighter Future: the Bush Administration's Non-proliferation Policy; Dr. Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Office of Policy Planning; Remarks to the 2004 Carnegie International Non-Proliferation Conference; Washington, DC
--06/04/04  Power and Responsibility: South Asia and World Order; Mitchell B. Reiss,  Director of Policy Planning; Remarks at a Conference on South Asia and the Nuclear Future; Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University
--05/14/04  Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing Asia; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning; Remarks to the Asia Foundation; Washington, DC
--05/11/04  Revitalizing Transatlantic Relations: Bridging the Divide; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning; Remarks to the German Council for Foreign Relations; Berlin, Germany
--04/05/04  The Role of the U.S. Government in Humanitarian Intervention; Stewart Patrick, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the 43rd Annual International Affairs Symposium, The Suffering of Strangers: Global Humanitarian Intervention in a Turbulent World, Lewis and Clark College; Portland, Oregon
--03/16/04  Human Rights and Police Reform in Northern Ireland; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Testimony to the U.S. Helsinki Commission; Washington, DC
--03/12/04  North Korea's Legacy of Missed Opportunities; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning; Remarks to the Heritage Foundation; Washington, DC

2003
--12/09/03  "Atoms for Peace: A Future After Fifty Years?"; Mitchell B. Reiss, Director of Policy Planning; Remarks to the Conference hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars ; and the College of William & Mary, Washington, DC
--11/06/03  Innovation and Continuity in U.S. Foreign Policy; Dr. Mitchell B. Reiss, Policy Planning Director ; Remarks to the Strategic Assessments Group; Wilmington, Delaware
--05/22/03  Planning Policy in Today's World; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks at the Kennan Institute 2003 Annual Dinner; Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, Washington, DC
--04/08/03  Briefing on President Bush and Prime Minister Blair's Meeting; Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor; En Route Andrews Air Force Base
--03/19/03  Integrated Education in Northern Ireland; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to American Ireland Fund; Washington, DC
--03/06/03  The Role of Women in Peace Building and Reconstruction: More Than Victims; Donald K. Steinberg, Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations; New York City
--02/27/03  Foreign Policy Post-September 11: Learning the Right Lessons; Donald K. Steinberg, Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Town Hall Meeting; Dixie State College, St. George, Utah
--01/29/03  Interview on CBC Television; Richard N. Haass, Director of Policy Planning ; Washington, DC
--01/14/03  Sovereignty: Existing Rights, Evolving Responsibilities; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the School of Foreign Service and the Mortara Center for International Studies, Georgetown University; Washington, DC
--01/07/03  The United States and India: A Transformed Relationship; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Confederation of Indian Industry; Hyderabad, India

2002
--12/05/02  China and the Future of U.S.-China Relations; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations; New York, New York
--12/04/02  Towards Greater Democracy in the Muslim World; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations; Washington, DC
--11/20/02  Address to Business and Community Leaders of Northern Ireland; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Belfast, Northern Ireland (U.K.)
--11/18/02  Future Challenges in the War on Terrorism; Andrew P. N. Erdmann, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Gaudino Forum, Williams College; Williamstown, MA
--11/01/02  Think Tanks and U.S. Foreign Policy: A Policy-Maker's Perspective; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; This article was written for electronic distribution.
--10/24/02  A Public-Private Partnership for Foreign Policy Post-September 11: Too Important to Be Left to Diplomats; Donald K. Steinberg , Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Reed College 2002 Lecture Series; Portland, Oregon
--09/23/02  Preventing Conflicts Before They Erupt; Donald K. Steinberg, Principal Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Secretarys Open Forum Discussion of International Conflict Resolution; Washington, DC
--09/13/02  Reflections a Year After September 11; Richard N. Haass , Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to International Institute for Strategic Studies' 2002 Annual Conference; London, the United Kingdom
--09/06/02  U.S.-Irish Business Summit; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the U.S. -Irish Business Summit; Washington, DC
--09/01/02  Policymakers and the Intelligence Community: Supporting U.S. Foreign Policy in the Post-9/11 World; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; This article appeared in Studies in Intelligence, vol. 46., no. 3, 2002, published by the CIA
--08/24/02  Beating the Terrorist Challenge; Andrew P. N. Erdmann, Policy Planning Staff; Joint Session of American Legion National Security and Foreign Relations Commissions; Charlotte, NC
--06/26/02  From Reluctant to Resolute: American Foreign Policy after September 11; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations; Chicago, Illinois
--06/19/02  Women in Conflict and Peace: Ensuring a Seat at the Table; Donald K. Steinberg, Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Secretarys Open Forum Distinguished Lecture Series; Washington, DC
--06/10/02  Charting a New Course in the Transatlantic Relationship; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Centre for European Reform; London, U.K.
--06/01/02  U.S.-Russian Relations in the Post-Post-Cold War World; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to RAND Business Leaders Forum, Tenth Plenary Meeting; New York, New York
--05/31/02  Hometown Diplomat: American Foreign Policy After 9/11; Donald K. Steinberg, Deputy Director, Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to a Joint Session of the Muslim Political Affairs Council and the Progressive Jewish Alliance; Los Angeles, California
--04/22/02  Defining U.S. Foreign Policy in a Post-Post-Cold War World; Richard N. Haass, Director, Policy Planning Staff; The 2002 Arthur Ross Lecture, Remarks to Foreign Policy Association; New York, NY
--01/07/02  The Northern Ireland Peace Process; Richard N. Haass; Remarks to the National Committee on American Foreign Policy; New York, New York

2001
--12/07/01  Press Briefing on Afghanistan; Richard Haass, Director of Policy Planning and U.S. Coordinator for the Future of Afghanistan; ; Washington, DC
--12/06/01  Future of Afghanistan; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff, and U.S. Coordinator for the Future of Afghanistan ; Testimony Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations ; Washington, DC
--11/16/01  American Foreign Policy After September 11th; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the World Affairs Council of Northern California; San Francisco, CA
--11/14/01  Multilateralism for a Global Era; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to Carnegie Endowment for International Peace/Center on International Cooperation Conference; Washington, DC
--11/14/01  Policymakers and the Intelligence Community in This Global Era; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to CIA Strategic Assessments Group Annual Conference: "The United States in the Third World Century"; Wilmington, Delaware
--10/15/01  The Bush Administration's Response to September 11th -- and Beyond; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the Council of Foreign Relations; New York, NY
--09/21/01  The Bush Administration's Response to Globalization; Richard N. Haass, Director, Office of the Policy Planning Staff; Remarks to the National Defense University; Washington, DC
--06/29/01  The U.S.-Australian Alliance in an East Asian Context; Richard N. Haass, Director of Policy Planning; Remarks to conference at University of Sydney; Sydney, Australia