
🇺🇸🇪🇺🇩🇪 Relations at @BertelsmannSt • Citadel and UNC/HU alum • Fulbright and DAAD • South Carolinian in Germany • @s04 fan
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A quick note to say I've also begun posting on BlueSky. You can find me under @brandonbohrn.bsky.social. Wishing all happy holidays and a good start to 2025.
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Trump on NATO: If the United States was in trouble and we called them and said we've got a problem. You think they're going to come and protect us? I’m not so sure
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Audible gasp in the room at @CFR_org after Kellogg said of intelligence cutoff: the Ukrainians "brought it on themselves"
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For Trump it might be about an an attempt to end a war. For Putin it is a about a deal on who is the future boss in Europe.
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Eine Europäerin in Washington, ein Amerikaner in Berlin: In der neuen Folge unseres #Podcast|s „Zukunft gestalten“ diskutieren Malva Sucker und @JochenArntz mit Irene Braam und @BrandonBohrn über die Folgen der Rückkehr von #Trump ins Weiße Haus. (sch) bertelsmann-stiftung.de/de/p…
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Unser 6. Megatrend-Report ist da!
Darum geht es:
(1) Empirie: Beschreibung zentraler Entwicklungen der öffentl. Finanzen in Deutschland, z. T. im G7-Vergleich
@henrik_scheller @StefanSchelp @MargitSchratz @transform_econ @Bender_c
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With a 2nd #Trump presidency, Europe & Germany must brace for changes. Key areas impacted: NATO #security, #Ukraine support, #trade (#tariffs), tech policy (#China) & democracy (rise of illiberalism).
Read more from @BrandonBohrn & @Historiker67 here: globaleurope.eu/europes-futu…
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Here my thoughts on the Economic Consequences of the US Election
US economy, short term effects:
- Domestic investment increase
- GDP increase
- Growing inflationary pressure
- Capital inflows / FDI increase
- Dollar appreciation
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🇺🇸 A second Trump term could mean big shifts for Europe & Germany: weakened NATO ties, reduced Ukraine aid, trade tariffs & tech tensions with China. Read more from @BrandonBohrn & @Historiker67 here⤵️
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What will a new Trump Administration mean for Germany? @Josef_Braml @thousandfriend @BrandonBohrn discuss on To The Point: youtu.be/gshUEZukI8s?feature…
What a night. I had a chance to join SWR earlier this morning to discuss the results of the US elections and the implications for Europe. Available below.
Tough result, but head up, press on, and let’s get to work on the challenges that lie ahead. swr.de/swr1/swr1leute/praesi…
Also joined @DeutscheWelle yesterday to discuss the same topic. Many of the points remain relevant, especially on the future of transatlantic trade and security relations. Available here: youtu.be/j-BoJ18Unhc?si=k4PM…
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There you have it. At @BertelsmannSt we read all of the “Mandate” and distilled how Europe should (have) prepared for things to come - culling recommendations from close readings of AFPI,
Project2025, Claremont, etc. As I told @GuyChazan @FT - we could be, should be more ready.
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Hier erörtern @BrandonBohrn & ich Herausforderungen, mit denen 🇪🇺 & 🇩🇪unter #Trump 2.0 in den Bereichen #NATO & #Sicherheit, #Ukraine , Wirtschafts- & Handelsbeziehungen, Technologiepolitik & #Demokratie konfrontiert sein könnten. bertelsmann-stiftung.de/de/p… via @BertelsmannSt 👇
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The #USElection2024 next week sits on a knife's edge, with likely just tens of thousands of votes deciding the race in a few battleground states.
@BrandonBohrn & @Historiker67 consider what Trump 2.0 would mean for 🇪🇺 in five policy areas. Here's a🧵
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In this policy brief, @BrandonBohrn and I explore potential challenges Europe and Germany could face under a second #Trump term, focusing on #NATO and #security, #Ukraine, economic and #trade relations, #technology policy, and democracy.bertelsmann-stiftung.de/en/p… via @BertelsmannSt
A pleasure catching up with @gmfstokes at Amerikahaus Berlin this evening to discuss the upcoming US elections. The only people missing were @gesine_weber and Martin Quecenz to complete the #transatlantictrends dream team 😉
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The German Nein on EV tariffs is a powerful exhibit that Draghi's diagnosis is right: If not even the Commission and the largest auto manufacturer see eye-to-eye on how to deal with 🇪🇺's car industry, then the EU has no consistent industrial strategy. And that has to change.
Great to join the IHK Ostwestfalen in Bielefeld to discuss how the upcoming 🇺🇸 elections could impact German businesses. With over 150 production sites and 600+ trade links, the U.S. remains a key partner for East Westphalia.
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Draghi’s analysis of Europe’s competitiveness problems is spot on.
Here is why Germany should take a leading role in developing Europe’s future economic strategy in times of geoeconomic and geopolitical conflict👇
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