Europe’s role in artificial intelligence (AI) has often been framed in terms of catching up with global leaders such as the United States and China. While Europe lags in scale of investment, corporate champions, and access to computing power, this perspective underplays the EU’s growing role as a hub of cooperation in the global AI… Continue reading Mapping Europe’s role in the global AI environment
The project is dedicated to analyzing the risks and opportunities of EU’s increased trade and investments links with the ASEAN countries under the bloc’s derisking policies designed to lessen dependence on China. Donor: Friedrich Naumann Stiftung Duration: July 2025 – December 2025 Contact: Filip Šebok (sebok@ceias.eu)
This project aims to deliver the first systematic, EU-wide analysis of relations between Taiwan and all 27 EU member states, as well as the EU as an institution. It will map both historical legacies and current dynamics across key dimensions of engagement, including political, economic, and societal relations, utilizing a unified analytical framework that enables… Continue reading Audit of Taiwan relations with the EU countries
Access to semiconductors is crucial to Europe’s competitiveness, security, and industrial future. At a time when the security of supply of these components is no longer guaranteed, geopolitical risks related to the US-China rivalry and Russian ambitions in Europe must be better integrated into both public and private decision-making. The EU has an urgent need… Continue reading Chips Diplomacy Support Initiative (CHIPDIPLO)
CEIAS is conducting a comprehensive study on India’s relations with the Visegrad Group countries – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. In light of recent global political developments, the study serves as a timely and valuable contribution to strengthening the bilateral relations between the V4 states and India, and understanding their role in the broader EU-India partnership.… Continue reading India-V4 Relations: Current State and the Way Forward
