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Germany after Merkel – Charting a new Course on Foreign Policy?

01/25/2022

With the official election of Olaf Scholz as the new German Chancellor by the newly constituted parliament (the Bundestag) on 8 December 2021, the 16-year-long era of Angela Merkel as head of the German government came to an end. Along with Merkel’s farewell ended the governing role of her conservative party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), after achieving a record low of voter shares in the September 2021 parliamentary elections.

Infrastructure Financing in Sri Lanka: Lessons Learnt and Future Collaboration

12/22/2021

Over the past decade, Sri Lanka has seen a steady rise in foreign debt, largely as a result of unsustainable infrastructural loans. This debt was exacerbated by the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the highly remunerative tourism sector majorly impacted. In early 2021, the government was forced to declare a state of economic emergency amidst a distressing fall in the value of the Sri Lankan Rupee.

Japan’s Foreign Policy Under PM Kishida: The Same as Before, Yet Different?

12/21/2021

Assessing Japan’s October 2021 general elections from a Foreign Policy Persepctive and how it will affect EU-Japan Relations

The 13th ASEM Summit (ASEM13) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

12/21/2021

The 13th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) took place on 25-26 November 2021 via videoconference under the theme “strengthening multilateralism for shared growth”. ASEM has major untapped potential but remains a valuable platform for dialogue and the exchange of information for its members.

Stairway to Heaven or Highway to Hell? The EU’s Global Gateway and Expanding Economic Statecraft

12/20/2021

On 1 December 2021, the EU launched its brand new infrastructural development scheme – “The Global Gateway”. By pledging to mobilise up to 300 billion EUR in investments by 2027, the EU is adding significant firepower to its toolkit of economic statecraft.

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EIAS LATEST

Germany after Merkel – Charting a new Course on Foreign Policy?

Infrastructure Financing in Sri Lanka: Lessons Learnt and Future Collaboration

Japan’s Foreign Policy Under PM Kishida: The Same as Before, Yet Different?

The 13th ASEM Summit (ASEM13) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Stairway to Heaven or Highway to Hell? The EU’s Global Gateway and Expanding Economic Statecraft

Op-eds

Germany after Merkel – Charting a new Course on Foreign Policy?

The 13th ASEM Summit (ASEM13) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Briefing Papers

The EU Connectivity Strategy: Putting Words into Action

Japan’s 2050 Net-Zero Emission Policy: a Case for Degrowth?

Policy Briefs

Infrastructure Financing in Sri Lanka: Lessons Learnt and Future Collaboration

Japan’s Foreign Policy Under PM Kishida: The Same as Before, Yet Different?

EIAS Talks

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

The science behind EU-China relations: EIAS Talk with Stephanie Balme