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The Harris-Trump handshake before the presidential debate in Philadelphia on 10 September 2024. Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images.
- 31 Oct 2024
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The US Election and Europe
The Trump we know and the Harris we don't
As the US presidential race enters its final stretch, two authors provide an in-depth analysis of what the outcome would mean for Europe. Hans Kribbe draws lessons from Donald Trump’s first term on how to engage with him. Damir Marusic provides clues as to the direction an as-yet untested Kamala Harris might get. Discover the diptych below.
- The Trump we know...
Hans Kribbe
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It is no exaggeration to state that the possibility of a second Trump presidency is causing ripples of anxiety to cross the pond.
- ... the Harris we don't
Damir Marusic
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One of the many paradoxes of this year’s confounding presidential race is that Vice President Kamala Harris may be more difficult to read on questions of foreign policy than her famously erratic opponent, former president Donald Trump.