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Transition 2021 Series: U.S.-Europe Relations and Prospects for Transatlantic Cooperation

| June 02, 2021

Panelists discuss U.S.-Europe relations under the Biden administration, including areas where the United States and Europe can partner to address common interests like climate change, cybersecurity, and trade; what the dynamics of potential leadership changes in European countries like Germany and France could mean for U.S.-Europe cooperation; and how the rise of populism in both the United States and Europe affects the relationship.

The Transition 2021 series examines the major foreign policy issues confronting the Biden administration.

 

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For more information on this publication: Belfer Communications Office
For Academic Citation: “Transition 2021 Series: U.S.-Europe Relations and Prospects for Transatlantic Cooperation.” Council on Foreign Relations, June 2, 2021.

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