Dr. Kori Schake at USEU

Presidential candidates from both sides of the aisle are gearing up for the next stage in the upcoming U.S. elections. While foreign policy traditionally features less than domestic issues in the campaign, U.S. elections reverberate well beyond the United States. What do U.S. voters expect from their preferred candidates on foreign policy? What can Europe expect in the future from the United States in its approach to counterterrorism, stabilization, and state building as well as on various regional conflicts? How are foreign policy priorities framed around commitments and capabilities in dealing with both threats and opportunities? And what does this all mean for Europe and the transatlantic partnership?

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