Webinar ‘European outlook/s on the Indo-Pacific in the context of the Spanish presidency of the EU’
The EU intends to be an independent security actor in the Indo-Pacific, but does not want the US-China rivalry to take place in the region.
China, the US and the new world order
Spain’s informal China policy: a coherent and Europeanist approach
This analysis looks at the evolution of Spain’s informal China policy, the main factors determining it and its currently Europeanist.
Webinar ‘Are Korea and Japan converging in the Indo-Pacific?’
Korea and Japan in the current international order. Has the time perhaps come for a convergence of their international and regional agendas?
South Korea-NATO cybersecurity cooperation: learning to work together in the face of common threats
This paper analyses the scope for South Korea-NATO cybersecurity cooperation in the context of their ties and the common threats they face.
Italy shows the world how to exit the Belt and Road Initiative
At the G20 in New Delhi, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced Italy’s exit from the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
From a China strategy to no strategy at all – Exploring the diversity of European approaches
The European approaches to China have changed. This report takes stock of national approaches across EU members states, UK, Norway and Switzerland.
Ten principles for Spain’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2023
Spain should approach the EU Council presidency as a country project and use it to improve its influence and image.
China and the war in Ukraine
Kyiv has not been critical of China. It seems that Zelensky does not want to see China as a rival, a position shared by many other Europeans.
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.
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