From a picturesque mountain resort in Austria, on the European Discussion board Alpbach, host Sarah Wheaton unpacks recent threats by the U.S. to hit international locations with tariffs over their digital guidelines — drawing prompt reactions from the European Fee’s Sabine Weyand and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz. She then sits down with former Spanish Overseas Minister — now dean of the Paris College of Worldwide Affairs at Sciences Po — Arancha González Laya, to ask how Europe can transfer from “limping alongside” to setting the tempo on commerce, tech and alliances.
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