On the recordMarch 4, 2014
But in the end, these things will need to be solved through arbitration, through legal means, through international forums, and not through coercion.
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congress.govBut in the end, these things will need to be solved through arbitration, through legal means, through international forums, and not through coercion.
Hunter advocates for resolving disputes through legal channels rather than coercive tactics.
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