The Indo-Pacific, lacking all-encompassing security structures such as an “Asian NATO”, is facing rising tensions, including geopolitical rivalries, contested territories and territorial waters. To face this new environment and become strategically autonomous, the Council of the European Union published its EU Strategy for cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
The virtual meeting between the leaders of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) that took place on the 12th of March
Webinar assessing the potential for businesses and policy makers in Taiwan and the EU and how to shape mutually beneficial green cooperation in the circular economy, promoting investment, trade, and technology exchanges between their respective industries.
Watch the recording of the EIAS Webinar on the EU’s Indo-Pacific Strategy jointly organised with the University of East Anglia
The May issue of the EIAS Newsletter is out. Enjoy the reading.