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Taiwan’s role in the Indo-Pacific: From an Indo-Pacific actor to an Indo-Pacific maker?
Taiwan is one of the likeliest flashpoints in the world, even more so since the Covid-19 pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine by Russia have raised which its geopolitical consequences and caused a strengthening of existing antagonisms. Maëlle Lefèvre’s paper will focus on the link between Taiwan and the formulation of Indo-Pacific strategies, and try and understand the current situation.
The return of the (North) -Asian pivot: J. Biden’s visit to Seoul and Tokyo
From May 20 to 22, U.S. President
Webinar : “XI Jinping´s new domestic and international priorities in the context of dynamic zero Covid and the War in Ukraine”
Event description 24th of May 2022, CET
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Asia Centre in the media: Hong Kong, 25 years after the handover
In occasion of the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover to China on June 30th, Jean-François Di Meglio was invited by Bfm business to discuss Xi Jinping’s arrival in Hong Kong.
The Challenge of Eurasian Geopolitics and Korea’s Partnership with Europe
Last Thursday May 24th, Asia Centre hosted the conference on “New Geopolitical Challenges and Korea-Europe Cooperation” held by Jae-Seung Lee, Professor & Jean Monnet Chair, Korea University. Listen to the
Asia Centre in the media : “Indo-Pacific NATO? Biden, China and the Quad alliance”
Two days ago, to discuss QUAD and Joe Biden’s visit to Asia, our president Jean-François Di Meglio was François Picard’s guest for France 24. Watch the full video :
Asia Centre in the media : “Joe Biden in South Korea: US President to focus Asia tour on US tech, foreign policy”
Upon the occasion of Biden’s visit to South Korea, Jean-Yves Colin was, a few days ago, France 24’s guest. Click here to watch the video : https://www.france24.com/en/video/20220520-joe-biden-in-south-korea-us-president-to-focus-asia-tour-on-us-tech-foreign-policy
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Asia Trends #7 – Autumn 2021 – Korea edition
Editorial While, throughout 2020 and due to the pandemics, our “Asia Trends” could not be released as regularly as should, i.e. on a half-yearly basis, we are particularly proud to