Oxford Analytica is delighted to extend an invitation for you to participate in an exclusive roundtable discussion on "Trump's First 50 Days." Our team of experts will examine the US policy on tariffs, transatlantic relations, climate policy and conflict management in the early days of the second Trump presidency.

Since his election victory in early November, governments and companies around the world have been braced for the start of Donald Trump's second term as president of the United States. His first term was characterised by limited programmatic preparation, a thin cadre of officials and a Republican party in Congress that was not fully aligned with Trump. The second term, by contrast, has an extensively articulated agenda, a full bench of nominees and a party almost entirely under his control. The principal constant is Trump himself as the ultimate decision-maker. Tension between some of Trump's campaign promises and uncertainty over which he would prioritise in office nevertheless left observers unsure as to what exactly they should expect.

With Trump roughly 50 days into his term, we have a clearer sense of his immediate priorities; how smoothly his administration will operate; and how some of the potentially clashing objectives might be resolved or reconciled.

This event promises to be an informative and engaging opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the geopolitical implications of President Trump's policies and decisions during the initial stages of his second term.

Please register by Thursday, 20 February to secure your seat. We look forward to welcoming you to London in March.

Panelists: 

• Giles Alston, Deputy Director, North America, Australasia and Space, Oxford Analytica
• Paul Chaisty, Professor of Russian and East European Politics, University of Oxford; Member of the Oxford Analytica Expert Network
• Toby Dodge, Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics; Member of the Oxford Analytica Expert Network

Chair: Nick Redman, Director of Analysis, Oxford Analytica

The panel discussion will be moderated by Dr Nicholas Redman, Director of Analysis at Oxford Analytica.

If you have any questions, please reach out to [email protected].