David Pressman

I share your concern. I think that in terms of engaging on this issue we have to tackle the problem of Russian influence.

If confirmed, I will continue working closely with Romania to strengthen our shared values of democracy and support for the rules-based order.

Nepal's progress on the commitments it made during President Biden's Summit for Democracy demonstrates how important Nepal's young democracy is to its people.

Human rights are a core element of U.S. foreign policy, and if confirmed, I will directly and unequivocally engage the Government of Hungary on these issues.

If confirmed, I will work to ensure Estonia continues to strengthen its capabilities and ability to contribute to its own defense.

Thankfully, the Polish Government kept its cool, waited for all information to come in, and determined that it was shrapnel from a Ukrainian air defense missile.

If confirmed, I would work to ensure this remains the case and look for new avenues of collaboration on U.S. security priorities, particularly against global terrorist threats, while further strengthening human rights protections.

Estonia has been a leader in the region's response to Russia's unjust war in Ukraine.

Estonia exemplifies what it means to be a committed member of NATO.

If confirmed, I would use all tools of U.S. influence to advocate for a return to democratic governance and mitigate Tunisians suffering from Putin's devastating war, economic mismanagement, and political upheaval.

I agree with that and ascribe to the Administration's view that the U.S.-Tunisia bilateral relationship is strongest when there is a shared commitment to democratic values, human rights, and fundamental freedoms.