Clinton Not Optimistic About Iran-U.S. Thaw

02 Mar 2009

Expressing doubts about one of the Obama administration’s key diplomatic initiatives, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told an Arab foreign minister on Monday she did not expect Iran to respond positively to an American offer of direct negotiations. Full Story

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