Janan Ganesh is a columnist and associate editor at the Financial Times. He writes about international affairs and the domestic politics of the US and the UK, focusing on themes such as the US-China rivalry, Brexit, Donald Trump’s potential future presidency, and the west’s response to the Ukraine war. He was the US political columnist from 2018 to 2022, spending three years in Washington DC and one year in Los Angeles, where he covered the 2020 Presidential election, the global pandemic, and the Capitol siege. In addition to politics, he writes a weekend column on culture and ideas, defending globalism against its critics. Prior to the Financial Times, Janan was the political correspondent at the Economist from 2007 to 2012, covering the financial crash, the 2010 general election, and the UK coalition government.
Join an insightful keynote by Janan Ganesh, a leading commentator on US and UK politics and Financial Times Associate Editor. Janan Ganesh, the author of "George Osborne: The Austerity Chancellor," will delve into the complexities of political landscapes, offering unique perspectives on current and future trends in governance.
Janan Ganesh discusses the intricate relationship between U.S. domestic politics and its foreign policy, highlighting how internal political dynamics shape America's actions and strategies on the global stage.
