What’s this? Nicholas Murphy Unclassified Stipulation, 117 Charged State Dept Cables

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• 09STATE92655
  SECRETARY’S MEETING WITH HONDURAN PRESIDENT ZELAYA
• 09STATE92657
  JCIC-DIP-09-010: U.S. RESPONSE TO RUSSIAS START FORMAT 81 NOTIFICATION REGARDING INCOMPLETENESS OR INSUFFICIENT QUALITY OF THE RECORDING OF TELEMETRIC INFORMATION PROVIDED REGARDING THE TRIDENT II SLBM FLIGHT TEST OF DECEMBER 10, 2008
• 09TEGUCIGALPA891
  TFH01: JUSTICE FOR MY ENEMIES: DE FACTO GOVERNMENT VIGOROUSLY PURSUES PROSECUTIONS AGAINST ZELAYA TEAM
• 09TEGUCIGALPA892
  PRO-COUP BUSINESSMAN CLAIMS LECH WALESA PLANS VISIT
• 09SANTIAGO835
  CHILE: Opposition Candidate Pinera Continues to Lead in Polls, But Faces Tight Second Round Against Frei
• 09SANTODOMINGO1017
  SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE EMPHASIZES COMMITMENT TO JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND COOPERATION ON EXTRADITIONS IN MEETING WITH CHARGE
• 09STATE92632
  AFGHANISTAN TRANSIT - REQUEST FOR GENERAL AUTHORIZATION
• 09STATE92641
  PERSUADING THE GOVERNMENT OF SRI LANKA ON FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT
• 09PRISTINA58
  KOSOVO: CONTINUED PROGRESS, CHALLENGES AT KOSOVO PROPERTY AGENCY
• 09RIYADH1156
  SAUDI MINISTER OF STATE MADANI ON UAE, YEMEN, SAUDI-ARMENIAN RELATIONS
• 09SANTIAGO831
  Lagos on Honduras, Chilean elections
• 09SANTIAGO833
  CHILEAN MFA DG IBARRA ON REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS: RELATIONS WITH U.S. EXCELLENT, UNASUR STILL KEY FORUM
• 09LIMA1309
  VRAE: GOP MOUNTS RESCUE OP FOR STRANDED SOLDIERS
• 09MEXICO2658
  MEXICO ON UNRWA AT 60 - SPEAKING ROLE FOR ISRAEL
• 09NEWDELHI267
  AMBASSADOR PRESSES MENON TO IMPLEMENT CIVIL NUCLEAR COOPERATION WITH U.S.
• 09PARIS217
  FRENCH FEEDBACK ON KOSOVO RECOGNITION STRATEGY
• 09PRAGUE88
  CZECH REPUBLIC: RESPONSE TO DEMARCHE ON DISCUSSION OF MEDVEDEV SECURITY PROPOSAL
• 09BOGOTA2873
  TWO MEMBERS OF THE AFRO-COLOMBIAN CAUCUS ARRESTED FOR PARAMILITARY TIES
• 09BRASILIA1112
  BRAZIL MORE SUPPORTIVE OF U.S. ARAB-ISRAELI NEGOTIATIONS APPROACH BUT NO AID COMMITMENTS YET
• 09BRASILIA1113
  AUGUST 4-5 VISIT OF U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR TO BRAZIL
• 09CARACAS1168
  CHAVEZ UPS THE ANTE: THE CRIMINALIZATION OF PROTEST
• 08KHARTOUM428
  LIAR’S POKER: SUDANESE “CALL AND RAISE” ON USG NON-PAPER
• 09ADDISABABA1063
  SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF AMB. RICE TO ETHIOPIA
• 09BAGHDAD2390
  MALIKI ADVISOR SAYS PM UNLIKELY TO JOIN SHI'A COALITION; FEARS IRAN WILL FOMENT VIOLENCE IN RUN-UP TO ELECTION
• 09BAMAKO85
  IS THE REBELLION OVER? MALI BEATS BACK BAHANGA AND PREPARES FOR PEACE IN KIDAL
• 07VILNIUS13
  LITHUANIA STRUGGLING TO MEET SCHENGEN REQUIREMENTS
• 08AMMAN535
  AS NEW POLITICAL PARTY RULES LOOM, JORDANIAN POLITICIANS MANEUVER
• 08CAIRO569
  ARAB LEAGUE’S HISHAM YOUSEF ON SUMMIT AND “YEMENI INITIATIVE”
• 08DARESSALAAM206
  TANZANIA: MINISTER MEMBE BRIEFS AMBASSADOR GREEN ON COMOROS PLANS, ZIMBABWE ELECTIONS
• 08KHARTOUM246
  UNAMID COMMANDER: BUILDING UP WHAT WE HAVE SHOULD BE THE PRIORITY
• 07USUNNEWYORK573
  U.S. OFFICIALS BRIEF UNSYG ON PRESIDENT’S CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE, DISCUSS DARFUR
• 07USUNNEWYORK575
  UPDATE ON UN EFFORTS TO SET UP LEBANON TRIBUNAL
• 07USUNNEWYORK578
  RUSSIA TRASHES MINIMALIST KOSOVO DRAFT RESOLUTION
• 07VIENTIANE12
  REPRESENTATIVE MCCOLLUM MEETS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LEADERS
• 07SANSALVADOR1375
  EL SALVADOR: CONCURRENCE WITH 1206 FUNDING PROPOSALS
• 07SANTODOMINGO28
  DOMINICANS FIGHT CORRUPTION - MUCH BARK, LITTLE BITE, SHOOTING SNAFU WITH JUSTICE OFFICIALS
• 07SUVA18
  FIJI UPDATE 1/8/07: INTERIM GOVERNMENT MINISTERS; CHAUDHRY TO FINANCE; INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCES; APPARENT MURDER IN RFMF CUSTODY
• 07TUNIS47
  SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF DAS CARPENTER
• 07RANGOON22
  THAN SHWE REPORTEDLY RETURNING TO BURMA
• 07REYKJAVIK203
  Icelandic MFA announces inquiry into alleged CIA detainee flights
• 07RIYADH21
  DEMARCHE DELIVERED: SECURING REGIONAL BORDERS AGAINST INFLUX OF FOREIGN FIGHTERS AND WEAPONS TO SOMALIA
• 07RIYADH22
  FOLLOW UP ON AL MANAR AND AL AKSA TELEVISION; ARMS FOR LEBANESE ARMED FORCES
• 07RIYADH23
  SAG STATES NO HIGH-LEVEL ENGAGEMENT OF SYRIAN OFFICIALS
• 07NEWDELHI80
  CONGRESS GOVERNMENT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH PASSES A RELIGIOUS CONVERSION BAN
• 07PANAMA1197
  PANAMA POST: EDITION V
• 07PANAMA1198
  PANAMA: UIGHUR DEMARCHE DELIVERED TO 1ST VP AND FM
• 07PARIS4722
  GERMAN DIPLOMAT AT FRENCH MFA DESCRIBES CAUTIOUS, CONSTRUCTIVE RELATIONS
• 07PARIS4723
  FRANCE AND THE WTO AG BIOTECH CASE
• 07LAPAZ1949
  OPPOSITION POLITICIAN PHYSICALLY ATTACKS INDIGENOUS LEADER
• 07LIMA2400
  PERU FACES A “TORNADO OF PROTESTS”
• 07MINSK1024
  AMBASSADOR VISITS HOSPITALIZED YOUTH LEADER FEDARUK
• 07MOSCOW5824
  U.S., RUSSIA, AND EUROPEAN COOPERATION: FIRST WE NEED TO REMOVE OBSTACLES
• 07MOSCOW5825
  RUSSIAN ELITES AHEAD OF RULING PARTY CONFERENCE
• 07DHAKA24
  AMBASSADOR AND BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION MET WITH SHEIKH HASINA REGARDING MILITARY COUP
• 07KABUL68
  DETAINEE LEGAL FRAMEWORK: GOA REPRESENTATIVES CONVENE TO DISCUSS TEST CASES, REVIEW BOARD
• 07KINGSTON25
  JAMAICA: MALARIA UPDATE
• 07KUALALUMPUR40
  MALAYSIA STILL WAVERING ON BURMA RESOLUTION
• 07LAGOS719
  NIGERIA: NEW RIVERS GOVERNOR REINVENTS HIMSELF BUT FACES CHALLENGES IN TRIBUNAL
• 07BRIDGETOWN23
  GRENADA TRYING TO READ ST. LUCIA TEA LEAVES
• 07BUENOSAIRES1341
  DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER LOOKING FOR BILATERAL RE-ENGAGEMENT
• 07CARACAS2346
  PDVSA CASH FLOW PROBLEMS
• 07CARACAS35
  CHAVEZ PRESSING AHEAD WITH A SINGLE “REVOLUTIONARY” PARTY
• 07BEIJING152
  CHINA URGES UNITED STATES TO BAR MEDIA, PUBLIC EVENTS FOR CHEN SHUI-BIAN TRANSIT STOPS
• 07BEIRUT1958
  LEBANON: CHRISTIAN LEADERS DISCUSS BG HAJJ ASSASSINATION, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
• 07BOGOTA101
  SCENESETTER FOR VISIT OF GENERAL PACE, CJCS
• 07BOGOTA5118
  ON-AGAIN, OFF-AGAIN PEACE TALKS WITH ELN SET TO RESUME JULY 14
• 07BRATISLAVA665
  SLOVAKIA: DCM REINFORCES KOSOVO, IRAN POINTS WITH DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER
• 07BAGHDAD63
  IRAQ’S SUNNI VP DISCUSSES BAGHDAD SECURITY PLAN, MODERATE FRONT, SADDAM AND IRAN
• 07BAGHDAD64
  COR FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR BEGINS 2007 BUDGET REVIEW
• 07BAGHDAD70
  KURDISTAN PRESIDENT DISCUSSES OIL REVENUE SHARING, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, RECONSTRUCTION AID
• 07BANGKOK111
  AMBASSADOR PRESSES CNS SECRETARY GENERAL ON MARTIAL LAW
• 07BASRAH3
  AN AMERICAN KIDNAPPED IN BASRAH
• 07BAGHDAD56
  PRT TIKRIT: DOES THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S REACH EXTEND TO SALAH AD DIN?
• 07BAGHDAD53
  KURDISTAN PRESIDENT BARZANI DISCUSSES PESHMERGA, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND MEDIA FREEDOM
• 07BAGHDAD42
  MOI BOLANI SLOW TO DEVELOP REFORM PLAN
• 07BAGHDAD37
  IRAQI POLITICAL LEADERS EMPHASIZE IMPORTANCE OF BAGHDAD SECURITY AND MODERATE FRONT, AT DINNER WITH DEFENSE SECRETARY GATES
• 07BAGHDAD36
  AMBASSADOR’S JANUARY 5 MEETING WITH IRAQI PM ADVISOR AL-ASKARI
• 07BAGHDAD35
  MALIKI’S GROWING WILLINGNESS TO TAKE ON JAM
• 07ASHGABAT1359
  RUSSIAN DCM PLAYS UP GREAT GAME TO EXPLAIN U.S. INTERESTS IN TURKMENISTAN
• 07ANKARA2468
  TURKEY: POLITICAL REFORMS STALLED AS GOT FOCUSES ON NEW CONSTITUTION
• 07ANKARA23
  TURKEY: ERDOGAN IMPATIENT FOR U.S. ACTION AGAINST PKK
• 07ADDISABABA2197
  (C-AL7-01035) ETHIOPIA: WFP OFFICIAL DISCUSSES ONLF AND COUNTERINSURGENCY IN OGADEN
• 06TRIPOLI648
  LIBYAN CENTRAL BANK ESTABLISHING NEW TRAINING INSTITUTE
• 06TRIPOLI645
  LIBYAN DEMARCHE ON CHINA SUMMIT WITH AFRICAN NATIONS
• 06TAIPEI3830
  MTAG: UNSCR 1718 AND EXPORT CONTROL
• 06SUVA489
  FIJI UPDATE 11/13: GCC TRIES TO MEDIATE; NO STABLE OUTCOME IN SIGHT
• 06SEOUL3885
  PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE KOH GUN ON NORTH KOREA, ALLIANCE AND DOMESTIC POLITICS
• 06SEOUL3882
  ROK TO ANNOUNCE POSITION ON PSI NOVEMBER 13, 2006
• 06RIYADH8811
  UNPRECEDENTED MEETING BETWEEN USG AND SAG ON PETROLEUM INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION
• 06PRISTINA948
  KOSOVO: PLANNING FOR POSSIBLE SERB REFUGEE MOVEMENTS POST-STATUS SHOWS GAPS IN ABILITY TO HANDLE LARGE MIGRATIONS
• 06PRISTINA947
  KOSOVO: UNMIK GETTING OUT OF THE RETURNS BUSINESS
• 06MADRID2956
  SPAIN: ACTIVE SUPPORT ON TURKEY/EU; WILL SEEK LEAST DAMAGING OPTION
• 06MADRID2955
  SPAIN DOES NOT AGREE WITH KOSOVO TIMEFRAME
• 06KUWAIT4438
  IRAQ DEBT FORGIVENESS: “A BLOODY, UPHILL BATTLE”
• 06KUWAIT4430
  FREEDOM AGENDA: RUMBLINGS OF ANOTHER PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION
• 06KATHMANDU3024
  PM KOIRALA OPTIMISTIC ABOUT PROSPECTS FOR PEACE
• 06KATHMANDU3023
  GETTING A SECURITY COUNCIL MANDATE FOR NEPAL’S PEACE PROCESS
• 06KABUL5435
  PRT KHOST: NEW ABP COMMANDER OPTIMISTIC DESPITE DECIMATED/DEMORALIZED FORCE
• 06KABUL5421
  PRT TARIN KOWT - GOVERNOR MONIB’S MILITIA
• 06KABUL5420
  KARZAI ASKS QUESTIONS ABOUT ANP RANK REFORM
• 06COLOMBO1889
  DEFENSE SECRETARY EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT POSSIBLE MAJOR LTTE ATTACK
• 06BELGRADE1681
  ICTY ACTION PLAN SCORECARD, OCTOBER 2006
• 06BEIRUT3703
  LAHOUD REJECTS PATRIARCH’S CALL TO QUIT
• 06BEIRUT3604
  FORMER PM MIKATI INSISTS HE SUPPORTS SINIORA
• 06BEIRUT3603
  UN OFFICIALS ON COORDINATION, TRIBUNAL, OVERFLIGHTS, HIZBALLAH
• 06BAGHDAD4205
  SCIRI LEADERS BEMOAN LACK OF STRONG SUNNI PARTNERS IN IRAQI GOVERNMENT
• 06BAGHDAD2646
  HUNGER STRIKE BY AD-DUJAYL DEFENDANTS
• 06ALGIERS1961
  SKIKDA RAMPING UP REFINING, LNG CAPACITY WITH EYE ON EUROPE
• 05ALGIERS1836
  DESPITE SOME EARLIER CONCERNS, GOA TAKING POSITIVE STANCE ON LUGAR MISSION AND ITS AFTERMATH
• 99ISLAMABAD495
  PUBLIC DIPLOMACY: USAMA BIN LADIN
• 10REYKJAVIK13
  LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES TO AN ICESAVE REFERENDUM

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