Washinton: Addressing the audience from Washington, President Biden emphasized the reinvigoration of partnerships with nations like India, Australia, and Japan, drawing a contrast with China's contentious economic policies. He voiced apprehension about China's actions, accusing the country of disrupting peace through conflicts with Taiwan. These statements were delivered as part of his administration's policy outline in the annual State of the Union address.

Stressing that the goal is healthy competition rather than disputes with China, Biden clarified the administration's pursuit of constructive competition. Despite arguments from the opposition Republican Party that China is advancing while America is lagging behind, Biden rejected the claim. He asserted that the United States maintains its position as the strongest global economy, citing a substantial increase in GDP since taking office. Biden highlighted that the trade deficit with China has reached its lowest level in a decade and underscored restrictions on the use of American advanced technologies in China's military capabilities. He expressed confidence in America's strength to prevail not only against China but also against any other country in the 21st century.

With the presidential race between Trump and Biden likely to intensify after the Super Tuesday primary election, Biden's latest annual speech prominently featured strong criticism of Trump. He raised concerns about the potential risks associated with Trump's victory for the country.