Here's a photo summary of Secretary Clinton at this weekend's 60th-anniversary NATO summit in Strasbourg, France, and the German cities of Baden-Baden and Kehl:
Check out those shades! U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her German counterpart, Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, greet one another in Baden-Baden at the start of the NATO summit on April 3.
Pink power: Clinton talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel after U.S. President Barack Obama and Merkel reviewed a guard of honor upon Obama's arrival for bilateral talks on April 3 in Baden-Baden.
She's earned her stripes: Clinton arrives at the opening of the NATO summit at the Kurhaus on April 3 in Baden-Baden. Heads of state, foreign ministers, and defense ministers of the 28 NATO member countries participated in the summit from April 3 to 4 to mark the 60th anniversary of the transatlantic military and political organization.
Clinton attends the opening of the NATO summit at the Kurhaus on April 3 in Baden-Baden.
Clinton and Obama appear to be sharing an inside joke while attending the North Atlantic Council meeting on April 4 in Strasbourg during the NATO summit. Next to them are British Foreign Minister David Miliband (far left) and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
Clinton and Obama speak during a meeting at the NATO summit on April 4 in Strasbourg.
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer intently listens to Clinton at the North Atlantic Council meeting on April 4.
This photo isn't from the NATO summit, but I threw it in because it's from Clinton's European visit: European foreign ministers pose with Clinton for a group picture on April 5 during the EU-U.S. summit in Prague, Czech Republic.
Photos, top to bottom: MICHAEL KAPPELER/AFP/Getty Images, Ralph Orlowski/Getty Images, Sean Gallup/Getty Images, Joerg Eberl/action press-Pool/Getty Images, SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP/Getty Images, Sascha Schuermann-Pool/Getty Images, SASCHA SCHUERMANN/AFP/Getty Images, OLIVERIO IMAGO ECONOMICA/AFP/Getty Images
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