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Trump Watch: Russland, Iran, Israel: Ändert Trump seine Außenpolitik nach den Midterms? – mit Jürgen Hardt

Nach den Verlusten bei den Zwischenwahlen stehen für den US-Präsidenten wichtige internationale Entscheidungen an: CDU-Außenpolitiker Jürgen Hardt ist optimistisch für die Ukraine und die Lage im Iran.

Donald Trump's foreign policy may undergo changes after the midterms, according to Union fraction spokesperson for the Bundestag, Jürgen Hardt. The new Democratic majority in Congress and Trump's desire for a lasting positive foreign policy legacy could lead to a shift in his stance on Iran and the Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Hardt believes it is possible that both the United States and Iran could find a way to end the military conflict, and that Trump might be more involved in negotiations with Russia during the coming week's talks. Hardt also hopes for greater cooperation between the United States and Europe in trade policy, particularly in opposing China's influence.

In this episode, Hardt discusses the legitimacy of these hopes with the hosts of the show, moderated by Nicole Bastian and Christian Lammert, and produced by René Gorny. The exclusive subscription offer for all listeners of Handelsblatt Trump Watch can be found at https://www.handelsblatt.com/wirtschaftsabo. For comments, questions, criticism, or praise regarding this episode, please email trump-watch@handelsblatt.com.

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