How is covid-19 changing the transatlantic relationship?
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How will the tensions around the response to the coronavirus play out through the recovery from this crisis? Can EU states, with their diverse perspectives on the transatlantic relationship, come to a common understanding on how to engage with the US bilaterally and multilaterally, in what will be a highly competitive environment?
Virtual Roundtable Discussion with
– Gérard Araud, former Ambassador of France to the United States.
– Philip Gordon, Mary and David Boies Senior Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Chaired by Susi Dennison, European Power Programme Director, ECFR.
Recorded on 7 May 2020.
