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South Korea’s industrial ties with Central Europe – The case of defense and electric vehicles

Recent geopolitical and geo-economic developments have fostered greater industrial, military, and diplomatic cooperation between South Korea and the Visegrád 4 countries—Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. Two key factors underpin this trend: the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which has spurred arms purchases and defense manufacturing collaboration with South Korea, and advancements in electric vehicles… Continue reading South Korea’s industrial ties with Central Europe – The case of defense and electric vehicles

Should Prabowo rethink Indonesia’s Rosatom partnership?

As Indonesia looks to develop its first nuclear power plant in collaboration with Russia’s Rosatom, President Prabowo Subianto faces crucial decisions about the future of this partnership. Key takeaways: Indonesia and Russia are cooperating to develop Indonesia’s first nuclear power plant. Spotty track record and uncertain future of Rosatom are putting the project under question.… Continue reading Should Prabowo rethink Indonesia’s Rosatom partnership?

Have Sino-Russian energy relations hit a wall?

Deepening Sino-Russian relations have raised concerns that Western interests may face increasing challenges on the international stage. However, with the energy landscape changing, the boundaries of the “no-limits” partnership are being tested. Key takeaways: Where previously, the expansion of energy relations between China and Russia was mutually beneficial, shifting dynamics suggest this trajectory is not… Continue reading Have Sino-Russian energy relations hit a wall?

Hong Kong’s eastward geoeconomic turn

Hong Kong’s pivot towards Southeast Asia aims to strengthen economic ties and secure the city’s role as a global financial hub amidst rising US-China tensions and shifting geopolitical dynamics. Key takeaways: The escalating geopolitical tension between the US and China, coupled with Hong Kong’s political crackdown, has strained the city’s traditional role as a bridge… Continue reading Hong Kong’s eastward geoeconomic turn

Fico’s stance on EU tariffs: Why he’s wrong on Chinese EVs

Fico’s resistance to EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles may backfire, undermining Slovakia’s long-term interests. Slovakia voted against adopting EU tariffs on China-produced electric vehicles (EVs), revealing its flawed approach to dealing with Beijing. Prime Minister Robert Fico’s opposition to these tariffs reflects a misunderstanding of the broader dynamics at play. EU member states voted… Continue reading Fico’s stance on EU tariffs: Why he’s wrong on Chinese EVs

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Tag: Geoeconomics • Energy • Technology

South Korea’s industrial ties with Central Europe – The case of defense and electric vehicles

Should Prabowo rethink Indonesia’s Rosatom partnership?

Have Sino-Russian energy relations hit a wall?

Hong Kong’s eastward geoeconomic turn

Fico’s stance on EU tariffs: Why he’s wrong on Chinese EVs

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