No one has any doubts that our tandem will only get stronger.
New Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, during his Inauguration speech last week, in which he also announced that his mentor and predecessor, Vladimir Putin, would become prime minister
We are in a long line of nations who are ready, willing and able to help, but also, of course, in a long line of nations the Burmese don't trust.
U.S. Ambassador Eric John, explaining why international aid has been so slow to reach Burma in the wake of last week's cyclone, which killed at least 63,000, according to U.N. estimates
When the cartels are weakest is when they become most violent.
Mexican author Jorge Fernández, after assassins gunned down the acting chief of Mexico's federal police, Edgar Millán Gómez, and two deputies in separate revenge shootings last week
I am looking all of you in the eye, and I say I never took bribes, I never took a penny for myself.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, denying that he accepted illegal campaign contributions when he was mayor of Jerusalem in the 1990s. He pledged to resign if the attorney general indicts him.
Long live Tibet! Long live Beijing!
The shouts of Tibetan and Chinese climbers carrying the Olympic torch, upon reaching the summit of Mount Everest last week
At this point, Barack is the presumptive nominee.
Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel, who has not publicly backed a Democratic presidential candidate, on the state of the race following Barack Obama's decisive victory in the North Carolina primary and his unexpectedly narrow defeat in Indiana
It's full speed on to the White House.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, pledging to remain in the race despite the outcomes in North Carolina and Indiana, which effectively ended her hopes of winning the nomination
I am not a monster … I could have killed them all.
Austrian electrician Josef Fritzl, who has confessed to imprisoning his daughter in a cellar for 24 years and fathering seven children with her
Stop the language of arms and lawlessness.
Lebanese parliamentary leader Saad Hariri, calling for an end to the clash between government security forces and the militant group Hizbullah that has left at least 10 people dead