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Europe’s China Dilemma: Why the EU Still Cannot Decide What China Is

The European Union persistently characterises China as a partner, a competitor, and a systemic rival—often within the same policy frameworks. This ongoing conceptual ambiguity has resulted in a fragmented and inconsistent approach that fails to advance Europe’s core economic interests or respond adequately to the new geopolitical landscape.

Ricardo Martins
Япония-Китай

Reshaping the Military-Political Landscape in the Indo-Pacific Region

A number of notable recent events provide good reason to revisit the subject of the transforming military-political situation in the Indo-Pacific region.

Vladimir Terehov

Berlin, Not Brussels: Why Germany Will Decide If the EU-China "Reset" Means Anything

Brussels can set all the deadlines it wants, but Beijing has already figured out that Germany, not the European Commission, holds the pen on Europe’s China policy.

Salman Rafi Sheikh