Donald Trump is the President of the United States – what happens next?
In his blog Christian Kvorning Lassen is looking to the future of The United States of America under Donald Trump's presidency.
- Donald Trump is the next President of the United States in a historic upset
- A Trump presidency is cause for massive uncertainty; how will he unite a divided nation, approach climate change and transatlantic relations?
The despair expressed at Trump’s victory is understandable; the sheer uncertainty of what will happen is frightening. There is a concrete sense of disgruntlement at the current system.
One of Trump’s most pertinent immediate tasks is to clarify the US’ foreign policy under his administration.
The full article is available on BlogActiv.eu.
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Christian Kvorning Lassen
Deputy Director & Head of Research
Deputy Director & Head of Research
Expertise: Migration/European migration crisis, EU foreign policy, Scandinavian politics, populism, EU enlargement policy
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