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EU-South Korea FTA: A Ten-Year Perspective
2021 marks the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the free trade agreement (FTA) between the European Union
2021 marks the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the free trade agreement (FTA) between the European Union
Holding a near monopoly in semiconductor manufacturing, Taiwan should seek to sustain the global supply chain and maintain its “silicon shield”. In particular by expanding its outreach abroad through cooperation with other partners such as the EU.
The February 2021 coup in Myanmar led to the overthrow of the existing government and served as a catalyst for increased violence and deteriorating humanitarian conditions country-wide. What is the existing contribution of the international community, including the EU, and how can Brussels improve its response to better tackle the humanitarian and security implications of the current crisis?
The Portuguese port of Sines has become an economic battleground for Chinese and American influence in Europe, all set to the background of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. How should the EU respond and ensure strategic autonomy?
EIAS Talk by Lin Goethals with H.E. Ambassador Dilyor Khakimov on the Future of Uzbekistan and Uzbek-EU Relations at 30 years of Independence.
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.
Taiwan’s energy transition relies on the rapid expansion of liquefied natural gas and renewables. What are the prospects and challenges for Taiwan´s ambitious plans, and how can the EU play a role in this process?
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.