Public & Government Affairs

Biden’s European Honeymoon?

June 18, 2021
Authors:
Greg Mecher
Managing Director
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Thea Utoft
Senior Managing Director, Strategic Communications
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Vesela Mincheva
Senior Consultant
Public & Government AffairsEurope, Middle East & AfricaNorth America

Is the love back in transatlantic relations? In choosing Europe for his first overseas trip as the 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden strikes a stark contrast to his predecessor, who kicked off his foreign travels with a visit to Saudi Arabia. The key question: Did President Biden manage to demonstrate America’s determination to rebuild and strengthen its long-standing partnership with democratic allies and revitalize its commitment to multilateralism?

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