What can Greece expect from Kamala Harris?

The next occupant of the White House will face a dystopian global environment, with intense challenges to American supremacy, diminished influence, stronger regimes seeking to change the post-Cold War order and key Washington allies such as France and Germany in the throes of domestic turmoil.

In a state of extreme polarization itself, the United States is not exempt from such turmoil either and no one can rule out the possibility of Donald Trump challenging a narrow defeat. Such a state of affairs would clearly have an impact on foreign policy, as the next US president's focus would be on domestic matters.

Trump will want to validate the "America first" notion, with every foreign policy choice he makes putting him at odds with many US allies and alienating his own country from the institutional functions of the international system that it was instrumental in...