It shows that […] the ‘my nation first’ discourse , the trampling of established rules, may help to win the election once, but it can also backfire
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If the two heads of state want to approach each other after Biden’s takeover, the European states could provide effective support
It is true that Biden, as president, has many possibilities for shaping extraterritorial sanctions. But it is unlikely that he will revise a law that his own party supports
Jonathan Hackenbroich comments on the future of Nord Stream 2 when Biden enters the White House.
It is likely that nothing major will change in the conflicts between Washington and Bejing
Janka Oertel believes that the only thing that might change is the tone between the two countries
Trump has shown that there are no taboos and that makes populists in Europe or elsewhere in the world more eligible
Despite Mr. Trump’s pressure campaign, Iran’s supreme leader has kept the door open to an American return, refusing to completely abandon the nuclear deal
Ellie Geranmayeh on Biden’s promise to move quickly to rejoin the nuclear deal with Iran
The interview shows the concern in Paris that Germany could say that after the Biden victory, the transatlantic relations are great again
Jana Puglierin speaks in this podcast about the potential revival of the transatlantic ties after the Biden win
You can generalize it by saying that some countries and leaders may have wanted Trump to win and they aren’t entirely happy with Biden, but each reaction has its own background
My sense is that the West has lost the moral high ground in the last four years. Our model is a lot less attractive. What EU and the US need to do is to fight to win the cultural battle
Tara Varma gives her analysis on what Europe and the United States should do in order to strenghten their role at a global level