Big countries don't go around and invade and bully smaller countries.

These actions and policies continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the foreign policy of the United States.

On United Nations Day, we reflect on the progress we have made in the time since.

Today's action builds on last year's historic Paris Agreement.

We've seen America's place in the world weakened.

The United States welcomes the commitments China has made on economic reform.

The United States and China commit to strengthen exchanges and cooperation in air transport system challenges.

The United States and China support a strong, quota-based and adequately resourced IMF at the center of the global financial safety net.

We are in close touch with Turkish authorities and reaffirm our commitment to work together with Turkey to confront the evil of terrorism.

To Prime Minister and Mrs. Lee, and to the friendship and partnership between our peoples, let's continue to build something special together.

As two nations on the forefront of digital innovation, we recognize the growing threats of cyber attacks.

I offer any assistance the French may require in their efforts to investigate and recover from this tragic loss of life.

All of us, whatever nations we represent here, I think have to step back and reflect on what we are doing to eliminate this kind of chronic violence.

The United States views Polish democracy as the foundation of our strong bilateral ties.

In the United States, we consider Poland one of our most committed and important allies.

We must secure sustained and unimpeded humanitarian aid to Syrians in need.

Europe can't afford to turn in.

The world has shrunk. It is interconnected.