After the Debate: The US Elections and the Transatlantic Relationship

DGAP’s Morning Briefing
Datum
12 September 2024
Uhrzeit
-
Ort der Veranstaltung
Deutschland

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Visual Morning Briefing 10.09.2024

Speakers:

Brian Klaas, Associate Professor, University College London; Contributing Writer, The Atlantic

Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, Director, DGAP

Rachel Tausendfreund, Senior Research Fellow USA/Transatlantic Relations, DGAP

Chair: Jan Stöckmann, Head of the Director’s Office, DGAP

Every Thursday morning, DGAP’s Research Institute brings together experts and high-level guests to discuss the latest developments in foreign affairs. This week, we will look at the US elections following the much-awaited TV debate between the two presidential candidates on September 10. We will deliberate whether Vice President Kamala Harris can sustain the positive momentum of the first weeks after her nomination or whether President Donald Trump will regain the upper hand in a topsy-turvy race. According to many observers, European policymakers will need to prepare for Washington to shift its focus from Europe to Asia regardless of who takes the White House. Thus, our experts will also assess the impact of these elections on transatlantic relations.