Kathleen Burk, a Professor Emerita of Modern and Contemporary History, along with Jonathan Aronson, a Professor of Communication and International Relations, and Teng Jianqun, Director at the Diplomacy Study Center, delve into the potential upheaval from a second Trump administration. They discuss Trump's unpredictable foreign policies and the resulting anxieties among European allies, particularly concerning NATO and economic relations. Exploring historical parallels and geopolitical implications, the conversation reflects on the delicate balance of U.S. alliances amidst rising global tensions.
