I think we have to watch China's reaction. If not, then we can take some stiffer actions ourselves.
I would also add, echoing Senator Cardin, that the decision makes it very clear that the U.N. Convention on the Law of t...
The ruling also underscores the need for the Senate to take action to ratify the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea.
What China is basically challenging is that world order.
I think, in a way, Xi tried to use these to basically assist in the nationalist drive in his own domestic efforts.
I think the general point to recognize here is that, in diplomacy, there are areas that cannot be immediately resolved.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Will China help to support peace and stability in Asia? Or seek to overturn the order?
I believe the ruling is a good precedent for other South China Sea claimants to seek resolution of maritime disputes thr...
This ruling in many respects is about a fundamental struggle that is ongoing in the Asia-Pacific region right now in whi...
Now what we have seen in China of late are some tendencies to want to go back to really a 19th century spheres of influe...
I think if you look at Chinese actions over the last 6 or 7 months, they, in fact, have been tapering off from the aggre...
He has essentially dismantled collective leadership in China. He makes all the decisions.
I want to ensure my constituents that--I want to ensure their private information is protected.
it just seems like that opt-out never happens, the regulations pile on, and then you end up with higher costs and less s...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And thank you to the witnesses for being here today.
I just want to clarify a couple of things that we have been talking about this morning.
Nobody wants to see waste, fraud, and abuse. We are opposed on a bipartisan basis to waste, fraud, and abuse.