Kroky Berlína a Paríža vyvolávajú obavy o budúcnosť spoločnej politiky k Číne. Inštitúcie Európskej únie zverejnili 9. októbra správu o kybernetickej bezpečnosti siete piatej generácie (5G), v ktorej varovali členské štáty pred použitím sieťových komponentov od pochybných dodávateľov s napojením na vlády nečlenských štátov, ktoré môžu zneužiť svoje postavenie a vyvíjať tlak na dodávateľa, v… Continue reading Kto rozbíja európsku jednotu proti Číne?
On 1 November 2019, the United States has finally issued the 2018 Country Report on Terrorism. The yearly-report is a comprehensive overview of the situation in various countries that struggle with terrorism. It focuses on the examination of the counter-terrorism (CT) and counter-violent extremism (CVE) policies implemented by each state while also evaluating the overall… Continue reading Xinjiang in the 2018 U.S. Country Report on Terrorism
Xi Jinping’s efforts to recentralize political power have triggered a debate over if these changes will destroy the “authoritarian responsiveness” in China credited with regime durability. This review essay assesses “responsiveness” based on empirical research on three types of mechanisms through which the Hu-Wen administration interacted with citizens – within official settings (e.g. responding through… Continue reading Responsive Authoritarianism in China
The following text is a summary of an international conference held by CEIAS in Bratislava in October 2019. The public event was attended mostly by representatives of ministries and state bodies, experts from universities and think tanks. The summary presents an interpretation of the presentations and discussions from the perspective of the CEIAS. China is… Continue reading China in the Eyes of European Politicians (event summary)
CEIAS and IIR joint interview conducted by Alfred Gerstl (AG) and Rudolf Fürst (RF) with Bill Hayton, an Associate Fellow with the Asia-Pacific Programme at Chatham House. AG: The territorial and maritime disputes in the South China Sea involve five ASEAN members – Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam – as well as China and… Continue reading The South China Sea – “The Status Quo is not the Worst Situation”
