Germany Takes the Middle Way on Huawei—For Now
For months, European governments have been debating whether to allow Chinese tech giant Huawei to participate…
Read More »Managing the Panda and the Dragon: Challenges for Australian Strategy
Foreign Minister Marise Payne’s announcement of a $44 million ‘National Foundation for Australia–China Relations’ to harness efforts of…
Read More »Huawei and 5G: What are the Alternatives?
Speaking about his politically embattled company’s chances to build national 5G networks, Huawei founder and CEO…
Read More »China Shifts Direct Investment: Toughening Australian Regulations Have their Impact
The impact of Chinese direct investment in Australia on Australian sovereignty has become an issue with…
Read More »Brexit and Future UK-EU Relations
The of end of March deadline under UK invocation of Art. 50 of the EU Lisbon…
Read More »Monitoring Foreign investments in Europe : Filling the Gap
The European Union’s adoption on March 21st of a new “framework for the screening of foreign…
Read More »President Erdogan Resets Turkey’s Course: The Role of the S-400 Issue
When I visited Turkey last year, it was clear in discussions in Istanbul with journalists and…
Read More »Indian Army’s African Exercise
The Indian Army is about to conclude its ten-day inaugural Africa-India Field Training Exercise with 17…
Read More »President Macron Continues on His European Course: While Yellow Jackets Continue to Sting
EU leaders should reopen the treaties after the European Parliament (EP) elections in May to tackle…
Read More »The Munich Security Conference Report 2019: An Evaluation
The recent Munich Security Conference was held shortly after I left Germany and provides a useful…
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