This resource tracked statements, developments, visits, and other interactions in US-Indo-Pacific relations under the President Trump administration. Special focus was given to the comments and activities of President Donald J. Trump; Vice President Mike Pence; United States Trade Representative Ambassador Robert E. Lighthizer; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo; Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, Jr.; former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson; former Secretary of Defense James Mattis; and former Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark Esper.
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Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - Myanmar
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - China and Myanmar
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - China's Indo-Pacific Initiatives
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - China and North Korea
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - China's Technology
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - Sanctions Against North Korea
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During Department of State Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - Indo-Pacific, Taiwan, China, and Southeast Asia
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During State Department Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - Myanmar
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During State Department Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - US-China Relationship
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During State Department Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - Build Act and Indo-Pacific Strategy
Secretary Pompeo's Remarks During State Department Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Request Hearing - China and Religious Freedom
Secretary Pompeo's Meeting With Bangladesh Foreign Minister A.K. Abdul Momen
"Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo met today in Washington with Bangladesh Foreign Minister A.K. Abdul Momen. They discussed our increasing economic, security, and counterterrorism cooperation. The Secretary lauded Bangladesh’s generosity in continuing to host one million Rohingya refugees from Burma, and emphasized how we will work with the international community to increase support for the refugees and host communities, while addressing root causes and conditions in Burma. The Secretary underscored that responsibility for resolution of the Rohingya refugee crisis rests with Burma, which must…