Riešenia môžeme mať hneď a lacnejšie, alebo o roky bezpečné a vlastné. Téma importu čínskych čistých technológií predstavuje dilemu medzi bezpečnosťou a zamestnanosťou na jednej strane, a rýchlosťou a cenou na druhej strane. Európa musí nájsť kompromisné riešenie, ktoré umožní dosiahnutie cieľov v klimatickej, ekonomickej a bezpečnostnej oblasti. Európska únia, ako aj jednotlivé európske krajiny… Continue reading Dosiahne Európa klimatické ciele vďaka Číne? Závislosť by to ešte zväčšilo
The year 2019 marked a critical shift in the relations of the European Union (EU) with the People’s Republic of China (PRC): in its blueprint for a new China strategy the EU presents China in a much more critical light than in previous strategy papers. While China is regarded as a partner with whom a… Continue reading The EU’s de-risking strategy and its Global Gateway Initiative: Two strategic responses to China’s Belt and Road Initiative and the China-CEEC cooperation
In the latest European Think Tank Network on China (ETNC) report, experts from across Europe take a look at the different national approaches to China across Europe. CEIAS contributed with a chapter on Slovakia. In this report, the ETNC takes stock of national approaches to China across EU members states and important countries such as… Continue reading From a China strategy to no strategy at all: Exploring the diversity of European approaches
The discussions about the shape of EU-China relations are missing the export dependency angle. Value chain analysis provides insights into both direct and indirect trade relations with China, which in turn point to specific policy tools. French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent trip to China has resulted in stirring up a pan-European debate on the nature of… Continue reading Value chain-infused EU-China debate
Constructed around nine country-specific sections, this study explains how parliamentarians and political parties in Central Europe view and scrutinise PRC and PRC-related activities. It also touches on the public’s perception of the PRC, insofar as this may animate the political decisions taken in democracies. Further, it provides a snapshot of how attitudes towards the CCP… Continue reading The People’s Republic of China: Political perceptions in Central Europe
