The ECFR Power Audits
The four power audits show that Europeans, particularly when working together, retain the capacity to cooperate and compete effectively with all these powers. But they also show that, in each case, Europe is failing to do so.
Asia
The Inter-Korean Summit: Peace is not – yet – at hand
North Korea is not yet denuclearized. To get there, China will have to play significant role in the negotiations.
Blue China: Navigating the Maritime Silk Road to Europe
China’s Maritime Silk Road project is affecting Europe in vital areas of interest like maritime trade, shipbuilding, and the global reach of the Chinese navy
Why China (probably) won’t go to trade war with America
The US protecting its own technology is not the same as a trade war. But were such a war to emerge, it may well be the apparently invulnerable Xi Jinping rather than the bullishly confident Donald Trump who finds his country worse off as a result
The United Nations of China: A vision of the world order
China has already brought the world “Socialism with Chinese characteristics”. Will its next goal be a “United Nations with Chinese characteristics”?
Trump and North Korea: a bonfire of the missiles?
There is a way through the Trump-Kim meeting that would satisfy demands on both sides – and keep South Korea and Japan reliant on the US
Macron’s passage to India: a missed opportunity for Europe
Macron’s message to Modi was “Choose France”, rather than “Choose Europe”
15 Mar
La Chine aux portes de l’Europe
BCM avec François Godement et Sylvie Kauffmann, “La Chine aux portes de l'Europe”
Trump-Kim: Reading through the liar’s poker
Each of the two has a personal and strategic interest in reaching an agreement. They can no longer stop the game that they have started.
13 Mar
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L'ECFR a le plaisir de vous convier à un BCM avec Mathieu Duchâtel et Yasuyo Sakata.