As the digital landscape grows, the European Union (EU) is advancing its efforts to expand its indigenous technological capacities and establish global governance norms. This effort has significant implications for the economic and political underpinnings of the US-EU relationship.
Under the leadership of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the idea of “digital sovereignty” has become a central—albeit nebulous and controversial—guiding principle for Europe’s engagement on digital and tech affairs.
How may this drive for digital sovereignty impact the transatlantic partnership and how can the United States and EU begin to identify shared perspectives and objectives in the digital policy realm again?
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