I am concerned that the Administration is rushing to normalize relations with the Palestinian Authority without gaining elimination of the pay-for-slay program.
I do not know how somebody could ask us to vote for it when we know that that money is going to be money that causes blood to flow.
The problem that its nuclear program--and now that it is not abiding by the constraints of the JCPOA--is literally galloping forward.
I am also concerned by the President's submission to Putin and abandonment of our European allies by waiving sanctions on Nord Stream 2 AG.
Why sit at a table with people who are going to look you in the eye and say, look, we do not care what you say, we do not care what the U.N....
I have irreconcilable differences with the Administration on simply going back into the JCPOA that we were in before.
Ethiopia is a vital and strategic, security, economic, and regional partner whose relationship did improve significantly with the United Sta...
I encourage the Administration to continue exploring every option to end the war in Tigray, to continue building a coalition of like-minded ...
The promise for Ethiopia's democratic transition is still possible, but recent events... have complicated Ethiopia's journey.
There are kind of technical solutions to the issues that the parties raise, but there is an absence of political will.
My sense is in listening to the parties, some are more enthusiastic about the African Union involvement than others.