Arancha González Laya

Arancha González Laya, Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs and former Spanish Foreign Minister, shares insights on Europe's geopolitical challenges. She discusses the EU's struggle to assert itself amid U.S. threats over digital regulations and evolving trade dynamics. The conversation delves into Europe's need for new partnerships and strategies in the face of nationalism and a shifting global landscape. González Laya emphasizes the importance of a unified Europe to regain leadership and navigate complex international negotiations effectively.

Arancha González Laya, Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs and former Spanish foreign minister, delves into Europe's defense challenges amid shifting global dynamics. She highlights how Germany is pivotal in shaping Europe's military response, particularly towards Russia. The conversation explores the impact of U.S. tariffs and stresses the need for a cohesive European strategy against emerging threats. González Laya also emphasizes the importance of democratic decision-making and the long-term sustainability of Europe's economic approach.

Arancha González Laya, former Minister of Foreign Affairs in Spain and the Dean of the School of International Affairs at Sciences Po in Paris, discusses the need for cooperation between the US and Europe, the impact of immigration on right-wing populism in Europe, assessing the state and future of the United Nations, reflections on becoming a feminist, finding hope in extreme situations, and Spain and Latin America's relationship.

Arancha González Laya, ancienne ministre espagnole et doyenne à Sciences Po, spécialiste de la diplomatie européenne. Elle explique le refus de l’Espagne d’autoriser des opérations offensives, les tensions européennes autour des frappes américano-israéliennes. Discussion sur mémoire de l’Irak, calculs politiques nationaux, solidarité méditerranéenne et montée des dépenses de défense en Espagne.

Pablo Morán, jefe de Internacional de la Cadena SER, ofrece un análisis profundo sobre la reciente operación de Estados Unidos en Venezuela. Carlota García Encina, investigadora del Real Instituto Elcano, examina las posibilidades de transición política tras la captura de Maduro. Arancha González Laya, exministra española, discute el dilema de la UE entre apoyar a EE.UU. y la defensa del derecho internacional. Juntos, abordan la erosión del derecho internacional y el impacto de estas decisiones en el futuro político de Venezuela.