Examples of Questions we Have for Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell:
My question for the State Department is whether American global policy might give higher priority to the survival of a healthy planet than to its Unilateral control by the United States. – John Cobb
My questions for the Deputy Secretary are: What is your assessment of the declaration by President Xi to invite 50,000 US students to study in China? What could we do in response to improve our international exchange? Might it be possible for our students to study environmental sustainability in China and visit Eco Villages? Will we be making a reciprocal invitation to Chinese students to study in the US? — Bruce Hanson
Latin America faces challenges including a struggle for balanced governance, fairness in business, immigration, and illegal drugs, affecting both the region and the United States. With China’s Belt and Road Initiative increasing its influence, there are new foreign relations dynamics.This situation poses both opportunities and challenges for Latin American countries embarking upon a path of their own making. Considering this, is there potential for the United States and China to find common ground in supporting Latin America, such as by lending their respective strengths and resources to empower Latin American countries towards their own vision of betterment?—Tomas Albert
