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?
China, the US and the new world order
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.
Is the US moving towards strategic clarity on Taiwan? The repercussions of the shift for Europe
Joe Biden has recently made statements that seem to suggest a shift in the US’s Taiwan policy from strategic ambiguity to strategic clarity.
The Greater Bay Area: China’s ‘next big thing’
Few people outside Asia are aware of what The Greater Bay Area project -defined as ‘The next big thing’ for China- really entails.
The binary discourse of “democracies vs autocracies” is against Europe’s interests
Few leaders and diplomats in the Global South share this binary view of democracies vs autocracies (because many are not democracies).
Dependence in Europe’s Relations with China. Weighing Perceptions and Reality
The idea that Europe has grown dependent on China is now a common refrain, but just how is this notion understood in capitals across the continent?
A cold 20 January 2025
The leaders of the three big countries in the world, there may be only two left in power for a new world order and reconstruction of Ukraine.
Digital and development cooperation: the Global Gateway and a future EU-Japan Digital Partnership
This paper presents the benefits and challenges in terms of development cooperation for linking the Global Gateway with a EU-Japan Digital Partnership.
Exploring the potential of a future EU-Japan Digital Partnership for trade governance
This paper reflects on the beneficial potential of a future EU-Japan Digital Partnership for global trade governance.
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