Posts tagged European autonomy
Europe's dependency on critical minerals: How China keeps EU industry on a tight leash
Europe's dependency on critical minerals: How China keeps EU industry on a tight leash

Written by Kristofers Krumins

In a bid to power green and digital transitions, Europe is struggling with its dependence on Chinese exports that expose it to coercion, industrial disruption, and geopolitical pressure.

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Europe and the Indo-Pacific9DLKristofers Krumins, 9DASHLINE, EU-China relations, critical minerals, rare earths, Chinese dominance, EU-China trade, The Netherlands, Germany, European industries, Dependency, microchips, Russian oil and gas, trade policy coordination, Policy coordination, European autonomy, Nexperia, strategic dependencies, european industry, Europe's dependency on critical minerals: How China keeps EU industry on a tight leash
Punching above their weight: EU small powers and the Indo-Pacific
Punching above their weight: EU small powers and the Indo-Pacific

Written by Fabio Figiaconi

The EU small powers’ strategies for engaging the Indo-Pacific demonstrate their capacity to shape their foreign policy goals in the region, despite the structural and material constraints they have faced compared to larger European players.

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Europe and the Indo-Pacific9DLFabio Figiaconi, 9dashline, 9DL, EU, China, US, Indo-Pacific, Indo-Pacific NATO, Ireland, The Netherlands, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Small European Powers, EU's foreign policy, Indo-Pacific security, China and Eastern Europe, Economic coercion, Taiwan, NATO, EU triptych, European autonomy, European Defence, Punching above their weight: EU small powers and the Indo-Pacific