EIAS Talk by Lin Goethals with H.E. Ambassador Dilyor Khakimov on the Future of Uzbekistan and Uzbek-EU Relations at 30 years of Independence.
With the 2021 Presidential Election, Mongolian citizens elected their new Head of State on 9th June 2021, amidst the country’s first serious Covid-19 outbreak. Currently facing some challenging times, we assess the impact of the country’s elections and look ahead at developments in EU-Mongolia relations.
Announcements made following the meeting showcase renewed desire for the establishment of a solid multi-faceted relationship between the EU and India, encompassing trade and technology. Behind this course of action lies a clearly shared common vision of a multipolar Indo-Pacific. The circumstances of this alignment, however, cast doubt on its long-term potential and implementation.
Webinar assessing the potential for businesses and policy makers in Taiwan and the EU and how to shape mutually beneficial green cooperation in the circular economy, promoting investment, trade, and technology exchanges between their respective industries.
Taiwan’s energy transition relies on the rapid expansion of liquefied natural gas and renewables. What are the prospects and challenges for Taiwan´s ambitious plans, and how can the EU play a role in this process?
EIAS Talk on EU-China science diplomacy with Stéphanie Balme, the Dean of the Collège Universitaire de Sciences Po, Professor at PSIA (Paris School of International Affairs), and Director of Research FNSP (CERI).
Japan, caught in between North Korea’s growing ballistic and nuclear armament on one side and China’s rising power on the
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