China in the Maghreb: engagement, perceptions and prospects
With China’s rise to the status of global power, its relationship with the Maghreb has generated both risks and opportunities in the region.
China, the US and the new world order
Is US dollar hegemony under threat?
This analysis provides a reassessment of dollar hegemony and power relations in the international monetary system.
Key transatlantic implications of the Inflation Reduction Act
The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has important climate, trade, security and foreign policy implications for Europe and the world.
A look at the future of relations between Spain and China
This analysis examines the evolution of the relations between Spain and China and reflects on their status and potential scenarios.
The fall of SVB: are all banks systemically large?
This paper explains the fall of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), its global shockwaves and the policy implications of the event.
Geopolitical risk: raw materials and technological dependence
Rare earths, and critical raw materials in general, have been the great forgotten commodities in the geopolitical competition of recent years
Reflections from Raisina: great-power politics with Indian spices
This is India’s new golden age, while the G20 is in tatters. Such could be a brief summary of this year’s Raisina Dialogue.
The EU-India Trade and Technology Council: opportunities and challenges ahead
In a context of increasing great-power competition, the EU and India are aiming to mutually bolster their respective strategic autonomies.
Webcast “Australia, Korea and Japan: conciling strategies between China and the U.S.”
Third and final session of the cycle 'The Indo-Pacific in the current international order' addressing the foreign policy of three traditional US allies.
Debate “Certainties and doubts regarding the midterm elections in the US”
On Tuesday, November 8, with the holding of the midterm elections in the U.S., we will witness the first major referendum on the Biden administration era.
Webcast “A new regional architecture in the Indo-Pacific. Is there room for the EU?”
The geostrategic rivalry between China and the US is behind the emergence of the Indo-Pacific concept, what will be the winning architecture?
EU-Taiwan relations continue to expand in the framework of the One China Policy
Increasing EU-Taiwan engagement could escalate the tension with Beijing and lead to economic sanctions, worsening a problematic situation.
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