New Realities
summary
Brexit weakens Europe politically but Europe still shows resilience and growing digital human capital; migration and nationalism threaten cohesion. Trade is not the main job killer: claim made that 1 in 10 jobs lost due to trade while automation and productivity explain most losses, with examples like drones and self‑driving trucks and the specific number 3.5 million truck drivers in the US at risk. Paris Agreement and SDGs create frameworks but require public and private investment, stronger leadership, and civil‑society pressure to implement.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and panel
- 1:34Future of the European Union
- 6:15Trade and protectionism backlash
- 11:01UN's role in global collaboration
- 14:32Politicians and disruptive change
- 18:47Closing remarks
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