These Policy Areas Could Shape the Biden-EU Relationship

The video discusses the implications of Joe Biden's presidency on US foreign policy, focusing on relations with Europe, NATO, and Russia. It highlights European relief at Biden's election, expectations for a return to multilateralism, and potential changes in US military presence in Germany. The video also covers Brexit, the Good Friday Agreement, and Biden's approach to US-Europe relations. Additionally, it examines US-Russia relations, particularly the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and Biden's climate policy, including challenges in Congress and potential executive actions.

What is the European expectation from a Biden administration in terms of US foreign policy?

• A continuation of Trump's policies

• A complete withdrawal from NATO

• A focus on unilateral actions

• A return to multilateralism

What is expected to be a point of contention between the US and Europe regarding NATO?

• The location of NATO headquarters

• The leadership of NATO

• The number of troops in Germany

• The funding commitments

What is the expected US approach towards China under Biden?

• Ignore China's trading practices

• Engage in unilateral trade wars

• Seek a unified stance with Europe

• Withdraw from international trade agreements

How does Biden view the relationship with the UK in the context of Brexit?

• As more important than the EU

• As a special relationship but not at the EU's expense

• As irrelevant to US interests

• As a hindrance to US-EU relations

What is the significance of the Good Friday Agreement to Biden?

• It is a barrier to US-UK trade

• It is a minor consideration

• It is a key aspect of his approach to UK relations

• It is irrelevant to his policies

What is Biden's stance on Nord Stream 2?

• He supports it as an economic opportunity

• He sees it as beneficial for US-Russia relations

• He views it as a geopolitical challenge

• He has no opinion on it

What approach is Biden likely to take towards climate change?

• Ignore climate change issues

• Rely solely on executive orders

• Focus only on the Green New Deal

• Work with Congress and use executive orders