The prime minister sat with me today with the American Chamber of Commerce. This prime minister meets once every month with American businesses to listen to their complaints; to work with them, to hear how they can move faster, how they can do more – huge infrastructure vision and projects, train being built. I’m about to go to General Electric, where they’re building green, clean locomotives – GE, American company. This is the new future. And it’s exciting to be on the frontier of defining where a whole nation and region are going to go...

So I say thank you to you. God bless you for being here, for being part of this great family, and thank you for a wonderful, warm, and generous welcome here to Astana and to Kazakhstan. Thank you very much. (Applause.)

September 11 is a date seared into the minds of all of us at the U.S. Department of State and of citizens across America.  Together, we honor the memory of the men, women, and children murdered in 2001.  And we will never forget those who died three years ago in Libya: Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty, and Tyrone Woods.  Each was a brave and dedicated professional; each was deeply committed to service on our country’s behalf; and each sought nothing more nor less than to help people overseas to live in freedom, dignity, and peace.  Their example remains before us and – on this sad anniversary – our thoughts and prayers are with their families.

          It is certain, Ukrainian women carry in her genetics memory about Great Nation which existed milleniums ago. And we meanwhile only concerned topic about modern Produced women who by its love and labor created and preserve our Civilization.

Passed ten years old, as abandoned us Olga Wladimirovna participating into Second World War, in 2005 year ...

Just a week or two ago, the party secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam was here in Washington visiting with the President, and we are today trading and working and things are changing rapidly in that country – maybe not as rapidly to some people’s desire as they might want, but they are changing.

So it is in many ways with Cuba, where the passions ran deep and run deep to this day in the United States. There are many Cuban Americans who have contributed in so many ways to life in our country, some of whom are still opposed to a change, some of whom believe it is time to change.

That’s our objective. We hope to continue the dialogue with Venezuela. We hope that our diplomatic relations with Cuba can encourage not only greater dialogue with Venezuela but perhaps even efforts to try to help Colombia to end its more than 50-years war and perhaps even other initiatives. We’re not going to be overflowing with expressions of excessive optimism about where we will find this capacity, but we do know that we’re going to look for it. We do know that we think it makes a difference and we’re going to try and work at it. And I think that is the ultimate benefit that comes out of today. With the beginning of diplomatic relations, we are pledging to engage with each other to talk about our differences, to find places of common endeavor, and to try to build a relationship that benefits the people of Cuba, the people of the United States, the people of the region.

We discussed also the specific measures that we could take. But let me only tell you that various countries maintain contacts with the Kyiv authorities and with the representatives of the self-declared Donetsk and Luhansk republics. And we agreed to have meetings with everyone that can affect the implementation of Minsk agreements. We are going to encourage all the sides to the conflict to implement every provision of the Minsk agreements. While the methods to ensure that can vary and the forms of our cooperation can be various, we are fully aware of what diplomatic mechanisms are available, and we are going to further use them.

Thanks a lot for your participation in the press conference. That was our final question. Thank you.

Shortly after I was elected to the Senate in the 1980s, I served as chairman of the Western Hemisphere Subcommittee. And we spent a lot of time focused on Colombia, which was at the time facing some incredibly difficult circumstances and some very tough choices. I’ve had the opportunity now to visit Colombia twice since becoming Secretary, and I have gotten to see firsthand the extraordinary transformation that has taken place in Colombia. In the 1990s we worked very hard on Plan Colombia, and it was controversial at the time, but it resulted in assisting this transformation to take place, together with the extraordinary courage of the people of Colombia, who really fought to reclaim their country. And it’s a great success story.

      Pero tu también estas haciendo un gran sacrificio y sufrimiento por todos los  ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos de América y Gran Bretaña; Australia y Canadá; Serbia y Polonia; Alemania e Italia; Bélgica y los Países Bajos; Suecia y Suiza; Finlandia y Francia; América Latina y la India; toda Ucrania y millones de rusos, para revertir el mal por bien, aunque temporalmente cueste un tiempo. Estamos seguros que triunfará el sentido común y con Conciencia será superado este momento.

        You support the citizens of the United States of America and Great Britain; Australia and Canada; Serbia and Poland; Germany and Italy; Belgium and the Netherlands; Sweden and Switzerland; Finland and France; Latin America and India; all Ukraine and millions of Russians, but to reverse the evil in this present moment the forces of good can not yet. Good, of course, won, but this victory may not happen instantly - we need to go all the way to overcome and awareness.

      Вас поддерживают граждане Соединенных Штатов Америки и Великой Британии; Австралии и Канады; Сербии и Польши; Германии и Италии; Бельгии и Нидерландов; Швейцарии и Швеции; Финляндии и Франции; Латинской Америки и Индии; вся Украина и миллионы россиян, но переломить зло в данный настоящий момент силы добра ещё не могут. Добро, конечно, ПОБЕДИТ, но эта ПОБЕДА не может произойти мгновенно – необходимо нам всем пройти путь преодоления и осознания.

We do not find mention of them almost in any historical written document, as well as on the entire prehistoric engineering complexes in the Carpathian Mountains and the Alps. And it says that these structures at least 4000 years (so we think). 
        Over the past millennium are very few artifacts in the form of any residue treated stones or products from them, but the most striking that these artifacts can be found today!