The mechanics of the power transition will be a litmus test for American democracy, as the incoming administration prepares to face unprecedented challenges from both domestic and international fronts.
The Democratic Party is at a crossroads; it either adapts to new political realities or risks becoming irrelevant, which is of great concern for its future electoral prospects.
The consequences of the newly elected administration are expected to have rippling effects on Europe and Ireland, particularly in the areas of trade and diplomacy.
Civility in political discourse is at stake, with rising tensions likely to challenge established norms of debate and engagement in both the U.S. and abroad.
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