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The Transatlantic Partnership: The impact of elections, conflicts and changing world order on US-UK relations

Six months out from the United States Presidential Elections, with Parliamentary elections also imminent in the United Kingdom, join us for an evening of discussion as to what the transatlantic partnership between these two countries means today.

 

What will be the likely impact of the potential outcomes of the US/UK elections, and how are relations already shifting in a time of conflict and changing world order? Will the ‘special relationship,’ which has seen the two countries often acting in unison on the world stage endure, or will we enter a new era of international relations?

 

The event is being organised by the Foreign Policy Centre, Aston University, and the Bertelsmann Foundation, with support from the Coalition for Global Prosperity. It will also mark the launch by FPC and the Bertelsmann Foundation of the UK-US module of the Transatlantic Periscope (transatlanticperiscope.org). The Transatlantic Periscope is an AI driven, human curated, platform tracking the bilateral relationships between the US and the 27 EU member countries plus the UK.

 

Join us for this panel discussion and drinks reception by RSVPing to events@fpc.org.uk.

When May 14, 2024 18:30 - 20:00, followed by a drinks reception until 21:00
Where

Houses of Parliament

Speakers

Chair: Baroness Northover, Member of the Foreign Policy Centre’s Political Council

Anthony T. Silberfeld, Director, Transatlantic Relations, Bertelsmann Foundation 

Dr Thomas Eason, Lecturer of Politics and International Relations in the Department of Politics, History, and International Relations, Aston University

Lois Toole, Senior Policy & Programme Manager, Coalition for Global Prosperity

Prashant Rao, Senior Editor, Semafor

With opening remarks from Susan Coughtrie, Director of the Foreign Policy Centre.

Please RSVP to events@fpc.org.uk.

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