Marc Julienne, expert on Chinese foreign policies and Director of Asian Studies at IFRI, discussed on October 5th the future of EU-China relations amid growing imbalances.…
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China’s domestic slowdown is sending economic pressure abroad, exposing the global consequences of an economy built on property, exports, postponed reform, and uncertain rebalancing.
As chatbots become trusted companions, their charm raises an uncomfortable question: are we outsourcing not just decisions, but intimacy, judgment and perhaps our humanity too?
Nearly a decade after Prisoners of Geography, this review assesses whether technological change has weakened geography's influence — or simply reshaped how states compete for power…
Long constrained by post-war pacifism, Japan is redefining its regional role through defence exports, military partnerships, and a more assertive security posture.
This guest op-ed examines the Trump administration’s strategic framework for preserving American hegemony within an increasingly fractured and multi-imperial geopolitical landscape.
China rose from its first domestic car in 1956 to global EV dominance, challenging Europe’s industry through scale, subsidies and battery control—reshaping geopolitics and automotive power.
As Western climate momentum slows, China increasingly positions itself as a central actor, combining green investment, industrial scale and multilateral engagement to shape global climate leadership.
An in-depth analysis of Taiwan–China tensions, US security commitments, semiconductor geopolitics, and the growing risk of conflict in the Taiwan Strait amid shifting global power dynamics.
Evergrande’s historic bankruptcy exposes China’s property crisis, regulatory risks, global deflation threats, and the fragility of a debt-fuelled economic model.