

The US voted - what now?
Nov 6, 2024
Heather Grabbe is a Bruegel fellow focusing on economic policy and climate, Fiona M. Scott Morton specializes in competition enforcement and regulation, and Guntram B. Wolff analyzes European defense strategies. They discuss the expected shifts in U.S.-European relations following the elections. Key topics include Europe's security reliance on the U.S. amid the Ukraine conflict, potential impacts on climate policy, and how Europe's innovation landscape may benefit from U.S. developments. They also delve into the complexities of accountability in U.S. politics and the evolving UK-US trade dynamic.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Reassessing European Security in the Wake of US Elections
04:03 • 3min
Climate and Economic Consequences of a Trump Administration
07:17 • 15min
Challenges to Accountability and Corruption in U.S. Politics
22:08 • 2min
Geopolitical Corruption and the Urgent Need for Support in Ukraine
23:40 • 4min
Post-Brexit UK-US Relations
27:32 • 8min
Navigating Political Turbulence
35:13 • 14min
Europe's Competitive Edge in Innovation
49:04 • 10min