Democrats Win Control of Congress. Here’s How That Could Affect U.S. Foreign Policy.
Key Points:
- Democrats have secured control of both the House and the Senate, resulting in a divided government with a Republican president for the next two years.
- Nine experts from the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) analyze the implications of this political split on U.S. foreign policy.
- The experts represent diverse areas including U.S. foreign policy strategy, Middle East, Europe, Southeast Asia, South Asia, artificial intelligence, and defense innovation.
- Their insights aim to clarify how legislative-executive dynamics could influence America's international relations and strategic priorities moving forward.