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European Union
Why a New Trade Pact Could be the Carrot the EU Needs in Cambodia
By David Hutt
The idea of such a pact is one such way for the EU to offer carrots, rather than just sticks, that can help it achieve its reform objectives in the country.
Is the EU Wrong on Rights in Cambodia?
By Kongkea Chhoeun
The EU's approach risks undermining Cambodia's development and harming its own image in the country.
Gotta Serve Somebody? Not Necessarily: Europe in the US-China Crossfire
By Plamen Tonchev
The EU can carve out its own position vis-a-vis the United States and China.
Are the European Union and China Systemic Rivals?
By Dingding Chen and Junyang Hu
They need not be, but competition is on the rise between them.
Beware Cambodia’s Europe Sanctions Hype
By David Hutt
Claims of threats to the country’s sovereignty are vastly exaggerated and miss the broader point about how foreign economic relations work.
Europe: A New Player in the Indo-Pacific
By Eva Pejsova
Can traditional regional powers find a place for a new, “odd” friend?
Asia's Geopolitical Challenges: Outlook 2019
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Tiberio Graziani.
European Sanctions Are a Response to Cambodia’s Totalitarian Shift
By Sam Rainsy
Europe must hold firm on plans to suspend Cambodia from the the EBA trade initiative.
The EU-Japan Partnerships: Advancing the Abe Doctrine?
By Edward Danks
Analyzing the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) and Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA) in context.
Never Again? Europe’s False Human Rights Promise
By Mirwais Wakil
Forcing Afghanistan to take back people seeking asylum in EU territory is little short of complicity toward the slaughter of innocents.
What Is China's Objective With the 2018 16+1 Summit?
By Andrew Witthoeft
What is China's ultimate objective with the 16+1 process?
East Asia Comes to Europe
By Irina Angelescu and Václav Kopecký
A tale of two suitors: Chinese and Japanese investments in Central and Eastern Europe.