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All quiet on the Eastern front: Chinese investments in Central Europe are still marginal

In the CEE countries, Chinese investments amount to a little more than 1 per cent of China’s total commitment in the EU – the 11 EU members attracted in total less Chinse FDI than Finland. This shows that what counts for Chinese investors is primarily technology, small deposits of which were bought out long time… Continue reading All quiet on the Eastern front: Chinese investments in Central Europe are still marginal

Chinese Media Watch: China-EU & China-CEEC Cooperation in 2019

Dubrovnik, 11.04.2019 - Zajedni?ka fotografija šefova izaslanstava država srednje i isto?ne Europe i Kine na ulazu u Stari grad u Dubrovniku. Na slici predsjednik Vlade Republike Hrvatske Andrej Plenkovi?, predsjednik Državnog vije?a Narodne Republike Kine Li Keqiang. foto HINA/ Damir SEN?AR /ds

April 2019 brought about the annual succession of China-related summitry for the European countries: the EU-China summit and the meeting of the China-CEEC Cooperation (with the “16+1” transforming into “17+1”). First, the Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang met with the representatives of the EU institutions in Brussels on April 9. This was followed by the… Continue reading Chinese Media Watch: China-EU & China-CEEC Cooperation in 2019

China’s West meets Europe’s East

A new external player with a comprehensive strategy is entering the region with the intention to stay for an indefinite time. This will cause long-term implications in Eastern Europe in terms of reshuffling of geopolitical and geo-economic reality involving Russia and the West. In the presence of various significant external actors in Eastern Europe, Beijing… Continue reading China’s West meets Europe’s East

The Unintended Effects of China’s Silk Roads in Central and Eastern Europe

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Any connectivity project – especially, on the scale of the BRI – is likely to have unexpected results. The main unintended effect of the China-CEE “16+1 platform” has been the criticism from the EU. Multiple high-level summits, business meetings, and statements by representatives of the CEE countries and China seem to be framing a new… Continue reading The Unintended Effects of China’s Silk Roads in Central and Eastern Europe

V4+ and One Belt One Road

Matej Šimalčík contributed with a chapter on Slovakia to a publication titled Comparative Analysis of the Approach towards China: V4+ and One Belt One Road. The publication has been prepared within the framework of the project Comparative Analysis of the Approach towards China: V4+ and One Belt One Road financed by the International Visegrad Fund… Continue reading V4+ and One Belt One Road

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