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Current Developments in Post-BRIC Russia - 31 Jan 12

The seminar will focus on whether the current developments in Russia should make Europe rethink its relationship with Moscow.


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China

Publications

China Analysis: One or two Chinese models?

19 Dec 11

To Chongqing or Guangdong? China’s big development decision

Rescuing the euro: what is China’s price?

29 Nov 11

What price will Europe pay for China's help in rescuing the euro?

China Analysis: The new Great Game in Central Asia

06 Sep 11

China's pursuit of influence - and fuel - in the Central Asian states

China's scramble for Europe

11 Jul 11

The impact of Chinese purchases and investments in Europe

Advisory: The Scramble for Europe

27 Jun 11

China is buying up swathes of Europe. Is it also buying influence?

China Analysis: China's missing energy debate

23 Jun 11

China's plans for renewable energy and a nuclear-powered future

China's Janus-faced response to the Arab revolutions

02 Jun 11

China's zigzagging after the Arab revolutions is Europe's opportunity

China Analysis: China debates its global strategy

08 Apr 11

The debate over whether Beijing's leaders have become too bold

The European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2010

30 Mar 11

A survey of 80 European foreign policy components over 6 issues

China Analysis: China's sea power – reaching out to the blue waters

09 Mar 11

China is expanding its navy in the geopolitical tradition of great powers

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Commentary

China - a challenge for the long term

John Fox, - 05 Nov 08
The basis of a new EU-US partnership should be close trans-Atlantic coordination and cooperation on China at every level, harmonising positions and pooling leverage and influence.

From Atocha to Waziristan

Germany?s decision to increase its troops in Afghanistan is both courageous and necessary: the security of both European and Afghan citizens is inseparable.

Europe is repeating the errors of Asia 10 years ago

François Godement, - 09 Oct 08
Even if global action by central banks saves the day, Europe will have taken a step backwards. Yet crises are opportunities for political creativity.

Losing the 'good' war

Afghanistan was always the ?good? war and Iraq, the bad one. But what if Bush?s legacy becomes losing the good war and winning the bad one?

The trouble with India

- 29 Sep 08
The EU may have to base partnership with the world's largest democracy not on values, but on dealing with Afghanistan.

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In the Press

Regards Citoyens
03 Feb 12

Regards Citoyens cover our Scorecard 2012

News.am
03 Feb 12

Armenia's News.am discusses the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute's appearance in the Scorecard

El Pais
03 Feb 12

El Pais has written a blog on the Scorecard

Global Dashboard
02 Feb 12

Global Dashboard discusses the Foreign Policu Scorecard

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