Posts tagged Supply Chains
EU-Taiwan ties: Between expectations and reality
EU-Taiwan ties: Between expectations and reality

Written by Grzegorz Stec and Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy

European and Taiwanese actors need to keep in mind that escalating the political tensions with Beijing increases the price tag of EU-Taiwan engagement potentially impeding the positive momentum in bilateral ties.

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The Belt and Road Initiative in China’s western frontier and Central Asia
The Belt and Road Initiative in China’s western frontier and Central Asia

Written by Zenel Garcia

The need for continued Chinese investment and market access ensures that Central Asian leaders will continue to relegate the question of Uyghur diasporas or the treatment of other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang to the periphery.

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Taiwan in Japan’s security puzzle: Abe’s 'uncontroversial' Taiwan statement  
Taiwan in Japan’s security puzzle: Abe’s 'uncontroversial' Taiwan statement  

Written by Stephen Nagy

This approach suggests that Tokyo and strong advocates of explicitly articulating Taiwan’s importance to Japan’s security (such as Abe) will see policy towards Taiwan and China through the lens of Japan’s economic security concerns.

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