This is on point, I'm Magna Chakrabardi.

Earlier this month, we spoke with international observers about the U.S. presidential election,

and they all agreed that the next president of the United States will have a profound impact on their countries, in fact on every country around the world.

One European analyst said that the U.S. election matters so much for Europe that he jokingly

told us that he wished he had a vote

here. Well Kamala Harris and Donald Trump clearly have very different views

of the US's role in the world.

Trump maintains his so-called America First worldview, isolationist, protectionist, against forever wars, hostile

to some allies, welcoming to some adversaries.

Harris is more in the mainstream foreign policy mold,

but also still somewhat enigmatic.

She says she believes in the importance of U.S. global leadership and the importance of a functioning

U.S. democracy as an example to the world, as does current President Joe Biden, but beyond that

and on critical issues issues Harris's approach is

less clear. Exactly how would she handle the conflict between Israel, Gaza, and now

Lebanon? What would her approach to Iran be? Does she believe in some kind of

protectionist trade? The Biden administration has imposed some tariffs on China

with the intent to protect US jobs and industry?

Would she continue that?

How much would she deviate from Biden's foreign policy,

if at all?

Well, these are important questions,

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