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2 months ago | 
ecfr.eu | Majda Ruge
Trump and his cabinet hold divergent views on the use and purpose of tariffs. The EU needs a robust defence of its interests on all fronts
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
ecfr.eu | Majda Ruge
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
ecfr.eu | Aslı Aydıntaşbaş |Célia Belin |Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
europeanvoices.eu | Majda Ruge
Does a win for Kamala Harris in the US presidential election mean a more secure Europe? Probably, compared to a new Trump presidency. But weaning Europe off from its dependency on the US is set to continue. With Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party presidential nominee, Europeans risk being lured back into a misleading sense of security.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
ecfr.eu | Majda Ruge
Commentary 19 July 2024 4 minute read The Republican party is jubilant. Since President Joe Biden’s poor performance in the televised presential candidate debate, and subsequent apparent cognitive lapses, including at the NATO Summit press conference, Donald Trump’s re-election is looking increasingly likely. Now, following last Saturday’s assassination attempt, Trump has a new opportunity to cast himself as a courageous leader willing to sacrifice his life for America, which the Republican...
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
ecfr.eu | Célia Belin |Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro
Policy Brief 12 June 2024 Summary available in Français Donald Trump remains erratic and inconsistent when it comes to foreign policy. But the broader Republican foreign policy ecosystem forming around his administration is increasingly clear and organised. This ecosystem comprises three main “tribes” – restrainers who want US foreign policy to focus on America; prioritisers who want it to focus on Asia; and primacists who want it to continue to focus globally. We used ideas that come from...
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Dec 4, 2023 | 
ecfr.eu | Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro
An orange spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of Donald Trump. All the powers of old Europe have entered into a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre. But exactly what the old powers of Europe fear is unclear. As the 2024 US presidential election nears, a second term of Trump’s foreign policy remains a spectre without substance, scary in concept; fuzzy in detail.
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Nov 3, 2023 | 
ecfr.eu | Mark Leonard |Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro
On 5 November 2024, America will elect its next president. As of now, the race for the White House is shaping up to be a replay of the 2020 presidential election – with Joe Biden and Donald Trump standing out as the likely candidates for their opposing parties. This time around, however, the United States’ engagement in the Middle East and in Ukraine, coupled with its global competition with China, could play a significant role in defining the outcome of the election.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
ecfr.eu | Célia Belin |Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro |Jana Puglierin
Articles America’s trade-off: Israel, Ukraine, and the inescapable China question Commentary 31 October 2023 Arbitrary detention: The US-Iranian prisoner swap as a catalyst for a new approach Commentary 19 September 2023 Primary concern: Trump, Ukraine, and the Republicans’ foreign policy divisions Commentary 21 August 2023 The Post-American Middle East Commentary 19 June 2023 Caught in the crossfire: Why EU states should discuss strategic export controls Commentary 11 January 2023 A united...
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Oct 19, 2023 | 
ecfr.eu | Célia Belin |Majda Ruge |Jeremy Shapiro |Jana Puglierin
ArticlesEconomics front and centre: Why the US-EU summit mattersPolicy Alert19 October 2023Why Europe has no say in the Russia-Ukraine crisisCommentary27 January 2022Is Atlanticist Denmark turning more European? Commentary8 February 2021The crisis of American powerCommentary2 February 2021A 6-point action plan for a transatlantic bargain
