The general situation of the South China Sea in 2017 is easing with an obvious increase of regional cooperation.However,under the apparent calmness,there are two important changes:first,the problem of the South China ...The general situation of the South China Sea in 2017 is easing with an obvious increase of regional cooperation.However,under the apparent calmness,there are two important changes:first,the problem of the South China Sea has risen from a partial sovereignty issue to a monolithic issue of maritime rights;second,conflicts in the region still exist and展开更多
The European Union’s security concerns within current EUChina economic relations have increased significantly,pointing toward increased competitiveness and decreased complementarity.At issue are shared technology,tec...The European Union’s security concerns within current EUChina economic relations have increased significantly,pointing toward increased competitiveness and decreased complementarity.At issue are shared technology,technology transfer,information and network security,the industrial chain,and political anxiety over China’s cooperative agreements with central and eastern European countries.China’s foreign direct investment is also a part of what Europeans fear.The political dynamics of the EU itself and changes in the strategic environment mean that EU policy adjustments are impacting the layout of Chinese investment in Europe but opportunities for future cooperation remain apparent.展开更多
文摘The general situation of the South China Sea in 2017 is easing with an obvious increase of regional cooperation.However,under the apparent calmness,there are two important changes:first,the problem of the South China Sea has risen from a partial sovereignty issue to a monolithic issue of maritime rights;second,conflicts in the region still exist and
文摘The European Union’s security concerns within current EUChina economic relations have increased significantly,pointing toward increased competitiveness and decreased complementarity.At issue are shared technology,technology transfer,information and network security,the industrial chain,and political anxiety over China’s cooperative agreements with central and eastern European countries.China’s foreign direct investment is also a part of what Europeans fear.The political dynamics of the EU itself and changes in the strategic environment mean that EU policy adjustments are impacting the layout of Chinese investment in Europe but opportunities for future cooperation remain apparent.
