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- Host: Anesa Omeragić
- Guests: John Allen
- Published: 20/11/2020
Imperatives for the Biden Administration: What can the US, the World, and Serbia Expect?
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Our guest was Mr John Allen, a retired four-star general and the President of the Brookings Institution, one of the most influential think tanks in the world.
Although the outgoing President Trump continues to claim that the US elections were rigged, President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take his position in the White House, with the aim to diminish divisions in the US. As the world and Europe have high hopes for the Biden administration, we discussed what can be expected in the next four years.
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