EIAS LATEST

Recalibrating the EU’s Approach to Civil Society in Central Asia to Local Resilience

02/14/2023

Since the European Union (EU) launched its New Strategy on Central Asia in 2019, the EU has been striving to play a role of greater significance in the area. The EU is committed to forging a stronger security and economic partnership with Central Asian states whilst encouraging the region’s development into a more resilient, prosperous, and closely interconnected political and economic space.

EIAS Participation in the online seminar “The potential of EU-Kazakhstan cooperation in a changing geopolitical context – what lies ahead?”

01/31/2023

On 24 January 2023 EIAS Director Lin Goethals contributed to this online seminar organised by the Hanns Seidel Foundation Brussels Office, sharing her views on EU-Kazakhstan Relations, in particular on how the EU and Kazakhstan can increase their economic partnership and cooperation, connectivity and how the EU can increase its soft power and presence on the ground, while addressing and engaging Kazakhstan’s Youth and younger generations.

The EU-Korea Digital Partnership: Advancing cooperation in the cyber world

01/30/2023

In November 2022, the European Union (EU) and the Republic of Korea (ROK/ Korea) set in motion their Digital Partnership. The initiative was largely anticipated by both partners and finally came to fruition after years of negotiation. The partnership sets a commonly accepted framework which aims “to collectively respond to the implications of emerging technologies on people, industry and society, and to develop and advance technologies, policies, and research cooperation”. How will the EU-Korea Digital Partnership be implemented and how will it address the ambitions it has put forward?

EU Energy Security and Kazakhstan’s Position on the Middle Corridor

01/23/2023

Before the 24th of February 2022, freight through the New Eurasian Land Bridge (NELB) or so-called ‘Northern Corridor’ —with Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine as its most critical components— showed great promise. However, the war in Ukraine and the related Western sanctions against Russia and Belarus have created significant shifts in global geo-economics and supply chains. This has heavily affected various sectors such as global energy markets, transportation, and logistics, alongside infrastructural connectivity initiatives.

The EU-ASEAN Commemorative Summit: Advancing bilateral cooperation in challenging times

12/23/2022

On 14 December 2022, the “EU-ASEAN Commemorative Summit” took place in Brussels, celebrating 45 years of EU-ASEAN diplomatic relations. Alongside the Summit a number of other meetings were held, among which the “EU-ASEAN Business Summit” and the “EU-ASEAN Youth Summit”, both of which took place on 12 December 2022. Following the Summit, the EU and ASEAN are more committed than ever to actively promote enhanced engagement by strengthening their Strategic Partnership. They also agreed to expand their shared efforts on climate change mitigation, people-to-people connectivity and security in the Indo-Pacific.

Upcoming Event – EU-ASEAN Relations at 45: A New Momentum

02/28/2023

Past Event – Book Launch “EU Industrial Policy in the Multipolar Economy: How to Ensure Europe’s Strategic Autonomy vis-à-vis China and the US?” on 15.11.2022

10/06/2022

EIAS LATEST

Recalibrating the EU’s Approach to Civil Society in Central Asia to Local Resilience

EIAS Participation in the online seminar “The potential of EU-Kazakhstan cooperation in a changing geopolitical context – what lies ahead?”

The EU-Korea Digital Partnership: Advancing cooperation in the cyber world

EU Energy Security and Kazakhstan’s Position on the Middle Corridor

The EU-ASEAN Commemorative Summit: Advancing bilateral cooperation in challenging times

Events

Upcoming Event – EU-ASEAN Relations at 45: A New Momentum

Past Event – Book Launch “EU Industrial Policy in the Multipolar Economy: How to Ensure Europe’s Strategic Autonomy vis-à-vis China and the US?” on 15.11.2022

Op-eds

Recalibrating the EU’s Approach to Civil Society in Central Asia to Local Resilience

The EU-Korea Digital Partnership: Advancing cooperation in the cyber world

Briefing Papers

Framing the Future EU-Viet Nam Partnership – Green Development as a Catalyst for Trade and Political Cooperation?

The EU Connectivity Strategy: Putting Words into Action

Policy Briefs

EU Energy Security and Kazakhstan’s Position on the Middle Corridor

Thailand: Role Model and Bridge Builder for EU-ASEAN Cooperation in Combatting IUU Fishing

EIAS Talks

ASEAN-EU Relations: The Road to 45

30 Years of Independence: The Future of Uzbekistan and Uzbek-EU Relations EIAS Talk with H.E. Ambassador Dilyor Khakimov

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