LSE: The Ballpark | Donald Trump and the future of US-EU relations with Professor Kathleen McNamara
LSE: The BallparkShow Notes
Donald Trump’s first presidential term meant that many allies, including in the EU and Europe, were forced to consider the possibility that the United States could no longer be a reliable partner in global affairs.
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