A critical and watchful civil society is of paramount importance for good governance because it helps to increase accountability. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations […]
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Are the EU and ASEAN strategic partners in tackling climate change? They can be, said experts at CISS’s panel discussion held in Brussels, which engaged […]
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On Saturday, CISS started the discussions regarding cooperations between the EU and ASEAN in four selected policy fields of interregional cooperation: development, the international financial […]
See MoreWhat role for partnerships with other regions in today’s transatlantic relations? Nelly Stratieva of the Impact Group EU-ASEAN Perspectives will bring CISS’s expertise on EU-ASEAN […]
See More<!--:en-->This article scrutinizes both, the Chinese foreign policy paradigm of ‘peaceful rise’ and western accusations of bellicosity in the context of the South China Sea disputes. It suggests that Chinese actions are ambiguous, which, however, need to be analysed in the context of the historic significance of the region.<!--:-->
See MoreThere was a bit of a brouhaha in London over Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang’s visit to the UK this past month. The kerfuffle was […]
See MoreFollowing the ambitious online workshop of CISS on EU-ASEAN perceptions by students and young professionals from eight countries in Europa and Asia, at the concluding event […]
See MoreHow to reinvigorate region-to-region cooperation between Europe and Southeast Asia? In CISS’s Interregional Online-Workshop “EU-ASEAN Perspectives”, young researchers and practitioners from both regions have discussed […]
See MoreTo conclude its Interregional Online-Workshop “EU-ASEAN Perspectives”, CISS will host a public roundtable discussion with policy-makers and academics from Europe and Southeast Asia, taking place […]
See MoreThe People’s Republic’s increasingly assertive stance on maritime issues has brought it into serious conflict with several other states of the Pacific Rim. One of […]
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