US Election 2020
As Joe Biden takes office as the 46th US president, we examine the impact the new administration will have on international security and geopolitics.
In the run up to the US election, RUSI hosted events and published analysis examining the foreign policy and security implications.
After a dramatic transition period, we now examine how the world will be affected by the new US administration.
Forthcoming event
What Prospects for US-Iran Ties Under the Biden Administration? The View From Iran<17 February 2021, 14:00
Latest Commentary
The Biden Presidency: What Role for the UK on Iran?
Commentary, 22 January 2021, by Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi, Darya Dolzikova and Tom Plant
The Biden Administration’s First Steps and the UN
Commentary, 22 January 2021, by Richard Gowan
Of Some Benefit: US Corporate Transparency Inches Forward
Commentary, 21 January 2021, by Tom Keatinge
The Biden Presidency: The Benefits of Being Boring
Commentary, 20 January 2021, by Karin von Hippel
Time for a New UK–US Relationship
Commentary, 19 January 2021, by Peter Roberts
The UK Should Align with Biden in the Indo-Pacific
Commentary, 14 January 2021, by David Hutt
Key Influencers on the US Policy on Iran
Commentary, 22 December 2020, by Corey Hinderstein
Key Middle East Influencers on US Iran Policy and the Implications for the UK
Commentary, 16 December 2020, by Sanam Vakil
The Biden Administration and the Future of US–India Ties
Commentary, 9 December 2020, by Aaditya Dave
What Does Biden’s Victory Mean for the Indo-Pacific?
Commentary, 30 November 2020, by Walter Ladwig
The Impact of a Biden Presidency on the Middle East and North Africa
Commentary, 13 November 2020, by Aniseh Bassiri Tabrizi, Antonio Giustozzi, Michael Stephens, H A Hellyer and Tobias Borck
What Europe Needs on Russia from a Biden Administration
Commentary, 12 November 2020, by Neil Melvin
Biden in the White House: A New Lease of Life for the West?
Commentary, 10 November 2020, by Malcolm Chalmers
A Biden Presidency: Reset or Renewal?
Commentary, 9 November 2020, By Karin von Hippel
US and UK Intelligence and Security Relationship: The Way Forward – Together
Commentary, 3 November 2020, by John Scarlett
The Implications of the US Elections on the Iranian Nuclear File, and the Likely Positioning of the UK
Commentary, 2 November 2020, by Alistair Burt
Previous events
The Incoming Biden Administration: Views from Iran
Iranian experts offer their perspective on the incoming Biden administration after four tumultuous years under the leadership of Donald Trump.
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Impact of the US elections on the MENA
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Transatlantic Relations on Iran After the US Elections
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The US Election: Foreign and Security Policy Challenges for the Next President
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US Election 2020: What's in Store for Sanctions?
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Countering Interference at the Next US Election
Elisabeth Braw talks about efforts to counter foreign interference at the next US Election.
Foreign Election Interference: Washington is offering $10 million for tips that would help authorities prevent possible cyber interference in the November elections. Unusual, but not necessarily unworkable. |
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