United States President Joe Biden said on Monday that the United States has grown "stronger at home and in the world" during his presidency, emphasizing enhanced alliances and weakened adversaries.

Speaking at the State Department, Biden reflected on his administration's foreign policy achievements and outlined the opportunities being prepared for his successor. "This year, we faced crises that tested us, but we emerged stronger," Biden said.

He also emphasized the US's leadership in artificial intelligence, its dynamic economy, and the expansion of alliances, calling it the largest in the nation's history. "While competitors are facing stiff headwinds, we have the wind at our back," he added.