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Caught between cooperation and competition: EU–China research cooperation in artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and semiconductors

As China’s research system has grown and become more internationally connected, collaboration between Chinese and European researchers has deepened across a wide range of scientific fields. In recent years, however, the political context in which such cooperation takes place has changed significantly. Science and technology have become increasingly intertwined with concerns over competitiveness, economic security,… Continue reading Caught between cooperation and competition: EU–China research cooperation in artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and semiconductors

ASEAN-EU at 50: Turning goodwill into strategic tech cooperation

Matej Šimalčík and Filip Šebok argue that as the international order fragments, deeper ASEAN-EU cooperation in critical technologies can turn political goodwill into strategic capital. This can be done by simultaneously advancing mutual economic development and reducing both sides’ external dependencies. Key takeaways: ASEAN–EU relations need to move beyond goodwill towards tangible strategic cooperation. Positive… Continue reading ASEAN-EU at 50: Turning goodwill into strategic tech cooperation

Is Laos leadership reshuffle good news for the EU?

Saleumxay Kommasith’s elevation to prime minister is unlikely to change Laos’ strategic alignment with China and Vietnam, but it puts one of the country’s most internationally experienced politicians in charge. For Europe, his appointment could create new opportunities to deepen trade, investment and diplomatic ties as Laos prepares to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC)… Continue reading Is Laos leadership reshuffle good news for the EU?

CEEasia Briefing #81: EU and Philippines Reach FTA Agreement, V4 and India hold first FM Meeting and Germany’s China policy amid AfD electoral gains

Welcome to the 81st issue of the CEEasia Briefing. In this issue, we dissect the following topics: The EU and the Philippines reach a free trade agreement Visegrad Four and India hold first Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Germany’s China policy under the spotlight amid the electoral success of the far right If you like what you see, please… Continue reading CEEasia Briefing #81: EU and Philippines Reach FTA Agreement, V4 and India hold first FM Meeting and Germany’s China policy amid AfD electoral gains

Who will pay for Europe’s AI sovereignty?

Europe wants greater technological sovereignty, but building sovereign AI infrastructure requires enormous amounts of capital. The EU’s own plans assume that much of this will come from private investment. As foreign investors help finance European AI infrastructure, the harder question is not simply where the money comes from, but what control comes with it. Key… Continue reading Who will pay for Europe’s AI sovereignty?

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