As technological competition between the United States and China reshapes the global economy and international relations, where does Europe fit in?
Author and broadcaster Misha Glenny explores Europe’s position in an increasingly contested technological landscape. From artificial intelligence and semiconductors to digital infrastructure and supply chains, technological dependence has become entwined with questions of economic security, geopolitical influence and strategic autonomy. Can Europe develop the capacity to pursue its own technological interests while maintaining vital relationships with both the US and China? Or will intensifying competition force it to choose sides? This talk considers the choices facing Europe as it seeks to remain competitive, secure and influential in a rapidly changing technological order.
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