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Switzerland: From momentum to moderation, Swiss universities recalibrate ties with China

Switzerland’s universities have a long-standing global reputation for academic excellence. This success is driven by a strong innovation ecosystem, strategic investment in carefully chosen research fields and institutes, close collaboration between universities and industry, and favorable working conditions for academics. The Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zurich) is recognized as one of the world’s top… Continue reading Switzerland: From momentum to moderation, Swiss universities recalibrate ties with China

Making Taiwan legible in Europe: Czech parliamentary diplomacy and the EU’s turn to de-risking

As the EU advances its de-risking strategy, Czechia illustrates how Taiwan’s longstanding significance in technology and democratic values has become increasingly relevant within Europe’s shifting security and resilience discourse. Key takeaways: Taiwan is increasingly seen in the EU as a partner within its efforts to boost its economic security and resilience. Czech experience with engaging… Continue reading Making Taiwan legible in Europe: Czech parliamentary diplomacy and the EU’s turn to de-risking

CEIAS Considers: What are the outcomes and potential implications of the Trump-Xi summit?

Donald Trump has just returned from his three-day trip to Beijing, which took place between May 13 and 15. It was the first visit to China by a sitting US president since Trump’s visit in 2017, following a rather hectic year marked by escalatory tariffs and export controls. The former reached 145% at one point… Continue reading

War in the Middle East and Taiwan’s energy diversification needs

Escalating tensions in the Middle East are putting Taiwan’s vulnerability to external energy shocks under the spotlight. Given Taiwan’s near-total reliance on imported fuels, the crisis should serve as a warning signal for Taipei to reassess its energy policy, including its stance on nuclear power and strategic reserves. Picture source: Depositphotos. Escalating tensions in the Middle… Continue reading War in the Middle East and Taiwan’s energy diversification needs

The discreet charm of economic diversification: How Brussels and Jakarta can leverage the EU-Indonesia Free Trade Agreement

Key takeaways: As its trade deficit with China continues to widen and transatlantic commitments become increasingly uncertain, the EU is now questioning both the nature of its ties to Beijing and the strength of its relationship with Washington. Amid this, the EU continues to pursue its strategic diversification efforts, including through new trade agreements such… Continue reading The discreet charm of economic diversification: How Brussels and Jakarta can leverage the EU-Indonesia Free Trade Agreement

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Switzerland: From momentum to moderation, Swiss universities recalibrate ties with China

Making Taiwan legible in Europe: Czech parliamentary diplomacy and the EU’s turn to de-risking

CEIAS Considers: What are the outcomes and potential implications of the Trump-Xi summit?

War in the Middle East and Taiwan’s energy diversification needs

The discreet charm of economic diversification: How Brussels and Jakarta can leverage the EU-Indonesia Free Trade Agreement

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