Ahead of what looks set to become a historic midterm election, journalist Clement Kjersgaard visits the Central Library with a talk on the superpower he has covered closely for 20 years.
Clement, who has worked for DR since 2004 and co-founded the news magazine RÆSON in 2002, reflects on how much Europe and Denmark have spent time trying to understand Trump, while many aspects of the United States remain hard to grasp, even as some of the trends reshaping America are already changing our own societies.
The talk is part of the library's conversation series, which brings prominent voices on stage to discuss the world past, present and future, with literature as a starting point. It is organised together with the magazines RÆSON and ÆRA.
