Will the combination of the health crisis, conventional warfare and cyber aggression confirm a renewed focus upon state-centric realpolitik approaches to security in the East China Sea, or will it spur new conceptions and definitions of security that can be shared by like-minded states and other actors?
This briefing seminar will focus on how to maintain sustainable supply chain management as well as quality control compliance mechanisms in doing business with China. How to maintaining viable supply chains, uphold quality control and improve sustainability?
Join us on 31 May 2022 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 CEST for the Webinar/Hybrid Event on the EU’s Global Gateway in the Indo-Pacific, taking a closer look at the case of Taiwan as an example.
The EIAS Team is delighted to offer you its April 2022 Newsletter just before this sunny Easter. Wishing you a Happy Easter and a nice read. We look forward to welcoming you at one of our events in the upcoming weeks and months so stay tuned.
How potentially rich Mongolia is held back by political mischief and corruption. Can the EU (and GSP+) be of any help? The European Institute for Asian Studies is delighted to invite you to the book launch we are organising in cooperation with Erik Versavel to present his book ‘Mongolia: Cracks in the Eternal Blue Sky‘. The book launch will be an in-person event hosted at the EIAS premises on Wednesday 13 April 2022 from 16:30 to 18:00. The event will include an interactive Q&A session between the panellists and the audience and will be followed by a networking reception.
Craving to experience Indian-inspired art? Indialogue brings the best of Indian culture to Ghent and Leuven! In a few days,
At the invitation of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Xavier Nuttin, Senior Associate and Board Member of the