Section: European Union Institute for Security Studies (France)
Trade, Tech and Taiwan: Crafting a transatlantic China agenda
Trade, Tech and Taiwan: Crafting a transatlantic China agenda agv Thu, 12/05/2024 – 02:02 5 minutes The contours of the new US China policy … President-elect Donald Trump wants to break with Biden-era policies in most fields, but not necessarily on China. His aides proudly claim that President Biden’s approach is a continuation of...
Charting Southward: Navigating the Africa-EU relationship after the US elections
Charting Southward: Navigating the Africa-EU relationship after the US elections agv Thu, 12/05/2024 – 01:28 6 minutes Given rapid changes including demographic shifts, its vast natural resources and investment potential, as well as the fact that African countries account for about one quarter of the votes at the UN General Assembly, Africa...
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EUISS administrative documents 2013
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Annual list of inter-institutional framework contracts – 2012
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EUISS administrative documents 2012
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EUISS administrative documents 2011
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Balkan foreign fighters: from Syria to Ukraine
Although the phenomenon of foreign fighters is certainly not new, recent developments in Syria and Iraq have put this issue back on the European Union’s security agenda. The Western Balkan region is not an exception to this trend. Violent extremism in the region is generally perceived through the lens of Islamist radicalisation and foreign...
No Trump cards for Moscow
“Life in Russia has never been as hard as under President Obama”. This humorous remark began circulating in Moscow in 2015 when US-Russia relations hit new lows over the crisis in Ukraine. Back then, Russian TV blamed the conflict in Ukraine and Russia’s own economic woes on the West, while vitriolic attacks against the US surpassed those...
China and Russia: an Eastern partnership in the making?
This Chaillot Paper, co-authored by Michal Makocki and Nicu Popescu, sets out to evaluate the scope and the actual implementation of the ‘pivot to the East’ announced by Moscow in the wake of its confrontation with the West over Ukraine. In particular, the study dwells on the ‘pivot within the pivot’ represented by Russia-China...


