Unpacking Europe: Where do transatlantic relations go from here?
From Centre for European Reform podcast · 00:34:49
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James Green, a research fellow at the Centre for European Reform, spoke to Penny Naas, the German Marshall Fund’s Brussels Office Director and Senior Vice President for Innovation and Competitiveness, along with Armida van Rij, a senior research fellow at the CER, about the future of transatlantic relations. They discussed how the US midterm elections might alter US foreign policy toward Europe, the longer-term trajectory of transatlantic relations, and how the EU and its member-states can strengthen relations by working through the US congress and states. Read James and Armida's recent CER insight 'How Europe can strengthen transatlantic relations through Congress and the US states' here: https://buff.ly/5wJbQNS
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