Last week the noisy, vitriolic campaign for the next US President concluded. Contrary to the expectations of pollsters, the electoral outcome was not tight.
The eventual winner, President Donald Trump, won big. Not only did he win the popular vote, but he also won 312 electoral votes—the required number is 270. Even better, the Republican Party regained control of the Senate and is leading the race for the House.
The obvious question is: What will President Trump do with all this social capital? Will it be a repeat of the chaos of the first Presidency?
How will America approach global challenges, including the ongoing war of attrition with China? Finally, where does this leave the India-US relations?
To answer this and more StratNews Global spoke to Ajay Bisaria, Former High Commissioner, Canada on Capital Calculus.
