Whether we want it or not, the United States is currently engaged in a great power competition with the Chinese Communist Party.

I think there is a recognition that there will be a need for oil for the decades ahead even though we are trying to diversify energy resources throughout the world.

Over the last several years, Tunisia and the People's Republic of China (PRC) have signed a series of agreements to develop closer economic, cultural, and technology ties.

The U.S.-Thailand alliance is critical for both the United States and Thailand.

There are threats to democracy in Hungary that merit our attention.

despite all this, we have to contend with the fact that his popularity remains pretty high and his party has enjoyed electoral gains as a result.

The United States will counter the threat posed by the CCP by standing by our allies and partners against PRC intimidation.

The PRC's manipulative economic practices have cost American workers jobs and robbed American companies of their intellectual property.

Our vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific excludes no nation.

The United States, Europe, and democracies everywhere are stronger when we work together to advance our shared values.

Under current Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, Nepal has sought to rebalance its foreign policy away from the pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) pursued by his predecessor, KP Sharma Oli of the Nepali Communist Party.

We need to pull Hungary closer to us, not push it away.