Jana Puglierin comments on the future of the transatlantic relationship with Joe Biden as US president
Media mentions – US Domestic Politics
From the U.S. perspective, and frankly from Europe’s perspective too, Iran’s expanding nuclear program is the No. 1 threat to security that they need to deal with
Ellie Geranmayeh thinks that while Biden has made it clear he wants to rejoin the agreement, the U.S. Senate might make it harder if it goes to the Republicans
If there’s enough political will on all sides, it is technically feasible for Iran to roll back its nuclear activities to JCPOA limits by June,
Ellie Geranmayeh believes a Biden administration should strive to enter a formal framework with Iran
Trump’s pledge to get NATO’s 30 members to pay their “fair share” – and spend at least 2 percent of their GDP on defence by 2024 – will likely continue under Biden
This is a region where a… Biden administration is expected to both refocus US policy on issues such as Iran and push for respect of normative values across the region
AFP refers to ECFR’s latest commentary on Biden’s impact on the MENA region
From a German perspective, in the last four years we haven’t had a partner in the White House
A second Trump term ‘may be an even rougher ride for Europeans, with Trump feeling emboldened in his America First strategy in international affairs.’
Jeremy Shapiro talks in The Rachman Review about the razor-thin election results so far, why the Democrats did not achieve a ‘blue wave’, and why, even in the event of a Joe Biden presidency, Trumpism is not going to disappear
It was shocking that (the Slovenian head of government) Jansa took part in Trump’s ‘self-crowning’
Did Trump damage the democratic system? And how should Europe position itself? Jana Puglierin answers these questions on German radio