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.

Carl Bildt, former prime minister of Sweden, and Arancha González, former Spanish foreign minister and current dean at Sciences Po, share their insights from Davos amid Donald Trump's recent return to politics. They discuss the mixed feelings surrounding Trump's impact on global trade, including the potential for new tariffs and geopolitical tensions like those in Ukraine. The importance of international alliances and the role of gender equality in economic growth are also highlighted, painting a complex picture of the current global landscape.

Thierry Breton, ancien commissaire européen, Arancha Gonzalez Laya, doyenne à Sciences Po et ancienne ministre espagnole, et Enrico Letta, président de l’Institut Jacques Delors, explorent les nouveaux enjeux de l'Union européenne. Ils discutent des tensions internes à la Commission européenne et de l'impact de la politisation croissante. La relation entre la France et l'Allemagne est cruciale pour l'unité européenne, surtout face aux crises internes. Enfin, ils analysent les défis de la gouvernance européenne, notamment autour de l'accord Mercosur et l'évolution du rôle de la Pologne.