Thank you for all Speakers for an incredible and insightful event this evening. Now, we convene for an informal mixer and signing of the first open-source governance technology book ⿻ 數位 Plurality, authored by Speakers ⿻(((E. Glen Weyl/衛谷倫))) 🇺🇸/🇩🇪/🇹🇼 🖖, ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳, and ⿻ Community.

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We are live at Sciences Po for an enlightening discussion about technology and democracy with Taiwan's First Digital Minister ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳, Marie-Doha Besancenot of NATO, ⿻(((E. Glen Weyl/衛谷倫))) 🇺🇸/🇩🇪/🇹🇼 🖖 of RadicalxChange, Martin Hullin of Bertelsmann Stiftung, and Arancha González of PSIA Sciences Po.
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In Europe, there are two difficulties when it comes to regulating technology in democratic spaces which the next EC and EP must address, according to Arancha González: 1) lack of definitions for the information spaces, and 2) issues of competitiveness.

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Talking about the risks we face with regards to technology and plurality,
Marie-Doha Besancenot of NATO said: 'Our approach at NATO is based on risks. It is a big exercise of collective thinking. And on the risk assessment, disinformation is ranking very high.'

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Opening tonight's event on technology for democracy, Constance de Leusse of PSIA's Tech and Global Affairs Innovation Hub welcomes an expert panel comprising ⿻(((E. Glen Weyl/衛谷倫))) 🇺🇸/🇩🇪/🇹🇼 🖖, Arancha González, ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳, Martin Hullin, and Marie-Doha Besancenot.

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Un placer recibir en Sciences Po a Anabel Gonzalez VP del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo para debatir del papel de América Latina y el Caribe en la economía mundial

En cette année électorale majeure, Sciences Po et Make.org en partenariat avec NATO lancent une consultation inédite auprès de la jeunesse sur la désinformation.

🌐 Pour lutter contre la manipulation de l'information, participez à la consultation ➡️ make.org/FR/consultatio…

Welcome back to your home Jonas Gahr Støre 🇳🇴 Sciences Po is proud to count you as our alumnus

Climate change, conflict resolution, humanitarian crises, dialogue, multilateralism: Norwegian Prime Minister and Sciences Po Alumni, Jonas Gahr Støre is at Sciences Po to discuss his views on current events and his vision for 🇳🇴 with PSIA Sciences Po students and Arancha González.

A huge Thank You to Mr Jonas Gahr Støre for an engaging and insightful conversation tonight.

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Talking about his time at Sciences Po, and studying in an international environment the PM of Norway, Jonas Gahr Støre reflected: “I discovered my country for the second time. There were qualities in Norway that I did not recognise until seeing it from the outside.”

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Moving on to talking about the importance of the Arctic, Jonas Gahr Støre said: 'Climate change has the biggest impact on the Arctic. There is more change here and more methane being released by melting. (...) The Arctic matters for climate, knowledge, and action.'

In his keynote speech, Jonas Gahr Støre addressed NO-RU relations. 'Norway has the approach of ‘high north, no tension’. We have lived peacefully with our neighbour, but it is an unstable time to be neighbours with Russia. We are served by two factors: Reassurance and dignity.'

'I want to tell you something I learnt at Sciences Po which has influenced me as a civil servant, a Minister, and as Prime Minister: Geography matters. It matters where you come from, and the geography within which you can do politics. But you cannot choose your geography.'

At today’s event, we are delighted to welcome Jonas Gahr Støre, Prime Minister of #Norway , and a @SciencesPo Alumnus!

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Very much looking forward to welcoming #Norway Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to Sciences Po today for a dialogue with students

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Today CERI Sciences Po PSIA Sciences Po together with Luiss Guido Carli will discuss the report of Enrico Letta More than a Market

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Developing on Franco-German views, Clément Beaune highlights defence & security : 'There is no easy agreement on these issues. It could have been a political disaster but we are moving forward. Look at Ukraine - France and Germany are leading contributors.'
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