A historic Republican convention has unfolded for the first time during a U.S. presidential term, marking a significant shift in party strategy. The BBC’s North America editor analyzes key developments from the event, offering insights into its potential impact on the political landscape. With no incumbent president present, the gathering has drawn attention to internal party dynamics and policy priorities ahead of the next election cycle. Readers seeking context on how this unprecedented convention could reshape the Republican agenda will find this breakdown essential.
The BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith breaks down the main takeaways from the first-ever Republican convention held in the middle of a US presidential term.
