While there are indeed powerful dynamics pushing India and Europe closer together, divergences remain present and there is no guarantee that such a trend would continue automatically on its own
Media mentions – Asia
Who controls these data flows and software updates is a far from trivial question, the answers to which encroach on matters of national security, cybersecurity, and individual privacy
Janka Oertel on a potential ban of Chinese and Russian software and hardware in autonomous vehicles in the US
Agathe Demarais on why EU sanctions would matter more than US ones in a Taiwan war scenario
The Commission is quite set, I think, in its approach to China: you could say it is quite bellicose, or you could say they’ve woken up
Tobias Gehrke on the implementation of the EU Commission’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
China arms its trade when it needs to. In response, the European Commission proposes tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to protect competitiveness and reduce dependence on the red giant
Janka Oertel explains how Europe can defend electric vehicles and send a clear message to China
Leaders across Europe and North America are racing to erect tariffs on items including electric vehicles and solar panels
So far it has been the Communist Party and not the market that has brought down the prices for green tech. Europe will pay a political premium for its full embrace of this offer
Kallas will definitely bring a new sound to Europe’s China policy
EU policy toward China will be characterized by increasing assertiveness and recognition that the ‘China challenge’ facing Europe at this time is multifaceted
President Tokayev understood that his Russian and Chinese partners would not provide his country with a broad enough base to ensure its sovereignty
Marie Dumoulin was cited in an article from Institut Montaigne on the relationship between Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabia