Business Day TV speaks to John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department
08 November 2022 - 22:02
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Midterm elections have kicked off in the US, and polls reveal that the Republican Party is on the verge of taking back control of the US House of Representatives for the first time in four years. What would this mean for policy, and relations, with countries such as SA? Business Day TV speaks to John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department for more.
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Business Day TV speaks to John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department
Midterm elections have kicked off in the US, and polls reveal that the Republican Party is on the verge of taking back control of the US House of Representatives for the first time in four years. What would this mean for policy, and relations, with countries such as SA? Business Day TV speaks to John Stremlau from Wits University’s international relations department for more.
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