EU strength and weakness facing China
The divergence between the EU's recent statements on Market Economy Status and the South China Sea issue reflect the strengths and weaknesses of the EU itself.
Asia
China and the South China Sea arbitration: what next?
The recent arbitration ruling against China’s claims to South China Sea territories may trigger a dangerous new period of escalation
Law of the Sea: China, the EU, and the global order
The stronger China gets, the more important is the question of whether it will be a world power that wields its strength responsibly. The recent ruling against China by a UN arbitration tribunal brings this question into sharp focus.
12 Jul
Que conclure du verdict de la CPA dans le cas Philippines VS Chine ?
avec Mathieu Duchâtel, Directeur adjoint du programme Asie et Chine de l’ECFR
1 Jul
BCM “Chinas neuer sicherheitspolitischer Kurs in Afrika”
Ein Black Coffee Morning zum Thema China und deren sicherheitspolitischer Kurs in Afrika, vobei auch das neue Papier zum Thema von Richard Gowan und Mathieu Duchâtel vorgestellt wurde
Time’s up: China’s coming battle for market economy status
Two new publications from the European Council of Foreign Relations look at the real issues behind the question of market economy status
Time’s up: China’s coming battle for market economy status
The China analysis draws on Chinese sources to assess how the issue looks from China, teasing out the common ground, and points of disagreement
China’s market economy status and the European interest
“China’s market economy status and the European interest” argues that the question of market economy status is a red herring
African security: China’s entrance
Podcast datant du 23 juin 2016 en présence d'Abigaël Vasselier, Manuel Lafont Rapnouil, Mathieu Duchâtel et Tara Varma
22 Jun
BCM « Maritime Security in the South China Sea: power politics and international law »
Avec Mathieu Duchâtel, Liselotte Odgaard et Eva Pejsova