Europe Has a Leadership Vacuum. How Will it Handle Trump?

With Germany and France both in political turmoil, the new administration of Donald J. Trump will begin at a time of instability for the continent.

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Most approve of Trump transition handling: Poll

More than half of Americans approve of the way President-elect Trump is handling the presidential transition, a new CNN poll showed. The survey, conducted by SSRS, shows that 55 percent of ...
The Hill - Dec. 11
Syria's Post-Assad Vacuum Has Become a Shooting Range for Great Powers

The U.S., Turkey and Israel are all pursuing long-held ambitions in the country after Assad’s ouster weakened Iranian and Russian influence.
The Wall Street Journal - Dec. 11
Former Italian prime minister Draghi sees leadership vacuum in Europe

Yahoo News - Dec. 10
How to Ethically Handle Legal Gray Areas in Your Business

Consider the law, your company’s values, and its stakeholders.
Inc. - Dec. 9
Assad’s murderous regime has been toppled – but what will fill the vacuum in Syria? | Simon Tisdall

The challenges ahead are truly daunting for a country torn apart by 13 years of civil war and split between rival factions. For once, use of the word “historic” is justified in describing the ...
The Guardian - Dec. 8
Juventus' Weston McKennie and Timothy Weah show how far America has come in the eyes of Europe's biggest teams

The USMNT stars will be on hand for Juventus in Saturday's game against Bologna, which will air live on CBS
CBS Sports - Dec. 6
Hamilton has struggled to 'handle emotions' in 2024

Lewis Hamilton is preparing for his last weekend with Mercedes and says his final year at the team has been "very emotional".
BBC News - Dec. 5
How will Trump handle immigrants carrying communicable diseases?

Current law makes immigrants inadmissible if they have one of the diseases that the secretary of Health and Human Services has determined to be “a communicable disease of public health significance.”
The Hill - Dec. 5
Europe lacks a monetary response to Trump

Uncertain inflationary effects leave the ECB hoping for the best
Financial Times - Dec. 3