Eurasia and East Asia

The Clans Strike Back: a study on Kazakhstan

Photo credit: https://www.gettyimages.pt/detail/foto/an-earth-tone-political-map-focused-on-kazakhstan-imagem-royalty-free/157393076?adpp...

EU’s Trade Agreements: a playground for sustainable development

Credit photo: https://unctad.org/fr/node/2839 This research piece was written by Pierfrancesco Maria Lanza. Pierfrancesco Maria Lanza is...

Values vs Profits: Is China committing genocide?

Abstract Multiple western nations, led by the United States (US), accuse the People’s Republic of China (PRC) of genocide targeting...

The main challenges for the European Union’s “strategic autonomy” endeavour in the Indo-Pacific

Following the French, German and Dutch guidelines, the Council of the European Union (EU) has released its Conclusions on an EU Strategy...

EU-Japan Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity and Quality Infrastructure : its influence?

Introduction Vowing to “cooperate based on sustainability as a shared value, quality infrastructure and their belief in the benefits of a...

The Subtle Balance of the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment

The European Union and the People’s Republic of China’s relations date back to 1975. In almost half a century, the two countries settled...

The Arctic as a new theatre of (strategic) interests: comparing the Chinese and the European Arctic

Photo by Rolf Gelpke on Unsplash Introduction Due to global warming and melting ice, the Arctic is emerging as a new area of worldwide...

The Dilemma of Strategic Autonomy: Pandemic Challenges in the EU’s Interaction with China and Japan

During the implementation of the EU-Japan Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA), the European Union (EU) and Japan held a series of...

The Implications of the French, German and Dutch Indo-Pacific Strategies for the EU's Asia Policy

In November 2020, the Netherlands became the third European country to issue an Indo-Pacific strategy, falling in behind France (May...

Black Lives Matter in Europe: Making a Point of Missing the Point

By Valentin Luntumbue In June of this year, a series of Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests and demonstrations took place all around...

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Tanks on the ground and fake news in the mind - (Re)thinking Warfare in Ukraine

The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the French presidential elections, and the horseshoe theory

What will Europe do if Putin turns off the tap?

Stress Testing European Politics: Nationalism In The Shadow of War

Poking the Sleeping Bear: Is the Ukraine Crisis Still the West's Fault?

The Situation in Ukraine: A Brief Analysis through International Law

The Institute Presents: Traditions of Christmas 2021

Uninvited Protector: An Assessment of Egyptian Autonomy During British Occupation

The Legacy of Empire and Systematic Racism in the UK, is the UK in Denial that Racism Exists?

EU-Japan Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity and Quality Infrastructure : its influence?

ASEAN: Everything you should know

The Fall of Kabul: Reflections After One Year

The transatlantic economy: from the tariff war to the Trade and Technology Council

The Ethics of Remote Warfare

Educating for Europe: Perspectives of a European Agency for Civic Education

LA CINA NUOVA by Simone Pieranni

Who is in your backyard? – A glimpse of human-wildlife conflict in Latin America

Explainer: Turkey’s Concerns on NATO Expansion

The Arctic Retreat Reveals New Flashpoints

Reality+: Virtual Worlds and the Problems of Philosophy by David J. Chalmers

Institute for a Greater Europe