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The EurAsia Bulletin aims to inform those working in and around the European institutions. The EurAsia Bulletin presents a short summary of what has been happening in the Commission, the Parliament, and the Council with regard to Asia. It reports on current events in Asia and covers all major international developments that affect EU-Asia relations.

The EurAsia Bulletin announces forthcoming events of interest to our readers, as well as reporting on relevant conferences, issues and books.

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European Institute for Asian Studies (EIAS) Policy Briefs analyse current issues in Asia and recommend appropriate European Union (EU) responses.

In the following year, EIAS Policy Briefs are looking to cover some or all of the following issues:

• ASEM V: Political Criteria for Enlargement?
• Central Asian Regionalism: European Union Policy Responses
• Consequences of Instability on the Korean Peninsula
• East Asian Economic Integration: What it means for Europe
• Faltering South Asian Integration
• Good Governance, Transparency and Corruption
• India-Pakistan: What Role for the EU?
• Indonesia's 2004 Elections
• Muslim Politics in Asia
• Sri Lanka's Peace Process

EIAS Policy Briefs will be available individually for €10,00 (includes EU postage), or as part of the EIAS Publication Membership.

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EIAS Briefing Papers provide insights into current and future trends, based on in-depth analysis of topical issues. Recent papers have focused on the economic and political transition in Indonesia, trade and investment in the context of the Asian financial crisis, socio-political development across Asia, ASEM and regional co-operation and security, Taipei-Beijing Relations and political developments in Pakistan.

EIAS commissions leading academic specialists and practitioners from Asia and Europe to present their research in an easily readable style. They are essential reading for policy decision-makers, as well journalists, academics and experts.

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An up to date list of EU reports and directives concerning Asia.

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