China-Taiwan conflict: is the risk of cyberattacks real?
by Antonella Benedetto | When the Financial Times in July spread the news about the possible visit of Nancy Pelosi…
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The Xi’s Olympics: how the games were transformed into an international case
by Antonella Benedetto | Games expectations The XXIV Winter Olympics in Beijing started on the 4th of February 2022. The…
The Silk Curtain: five reasons why the Western-China relations will not change
by Antonella Benedetto | On the 15th of November, US President Joe Biden and the PRC's President Xi Jinping met…
EU and US: can they still be “friends with benefits”?
By Giovanni Goio, Niccolò Simoncini Despite EU officials cheered up when Donald Trump has declared defeated after the American election…
The Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI): a new frontier for EU-China relations?
By Antonella Benedetto and Giulia Tessadri “China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes, she will…
How will the US-China relationship (not) change?
By Antonella Benedetto On November 3rd, Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States: his settlement at the White House,…
Coronavirus, EU and health systems in Africa
by Professor Valeria Fargion and Marco Mayer Lancet – the world’s most important medical journal – has published a detailed…
The EU and Japan closer than ever
by Matteo Rando On September 27th, during a forum held in Brussels titled “EU-Asia Connectivity – Building Bridges for a…
Japan’s Dilemmas and the Future of the US-Japan Alliance
by Alessandro Calabrese The main purpose of this short article is to describe the peculiar Japanese political situation, stressing its…
The Beijing Consensus and the Chinese approach for development
by Veronica Moldovanu To secure ourselves against defeat lies in our own hands, but the opportunity of defeating the…