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In the framework of the General Conference 2021 of the European Consortium on Political Research, the Jean Monnet Network “The EU and the EEU: Between Conflict and Competition, Convergence and Cooperation” (EUCON) funded by the European Union under the programme “Erasmus+” organised the panel “The EU and the Eurasian Economic Union: A Double Contested Relationship?”. […]

Thirty years ago, the Soviet Union broke up and released 15 republics into independence, including the states of Central Asia. ZDFinfo asks: What has become of them in Russia’s shadow? Hannes Meissner speaks as an expert in the 44 minutes documentary, available in the ZDF media library.

The actions of companies are closely embedded in the political and institutional context of each country. The best current example of this is the Telekom subsidiary A1 Belarus. Particular political risks need to be managed in countries outside the OECD world, where the rule of law, formal procedures, property rights and freedom of expression are

The actions of companies are closely embedded in the political and institutional context of each country. The best current example of this is the Telekom subsidiary A1 Belarus. Particular political risks need to be managed in countries outside the OECD world, where the rule of law, formal procedures, property rights and freedom of expression are

The actions of companies are closely embedded in the political and institutional context of each country. The best current example of this is the Telekom subsidiary A1 Belarus. Particular political risks need to be managed in countries outside the OECD world, where the rule of law, formal procedures, property rights and freedom of expression are

What role will China play in building new international organisations, signing up members across Eurasia? How China will contribute to global governance has become a critical question in international relations, amplified by the linkages between the Covid-19 pandemic, escalating geopolitical contest and multilateralism in crisis. China has been doubling down on its authoritarian model of

The EUCON team prepares a collective volume “Regional Economic Integration and Global Competition in the Post-COVID-19 Era: European Union, Eurasian Economic Union, and the Belt and Road Initiative”. This volume features up-to-date studies and comparison of regional economic integration efforts of the EU, China, and Russia in Greater Eurasia with a special focus on the

Under the research project “Electronic Trade. Possible Risks, Losses and Development Opportunities” fulfilled at ASUE’s AMBERD Research Centre, S. Aghajanyan has participated at the international conference “Development trends of the transport and logistics complex in the context of digital transformation” (Rostov-on-Don, Russian Federation) and presented an article titled “Logistic infrastructure of e-commerce in Armenia”. The conference

The “New Silk Road”, or China’s Belt and Road (BRI) project, is set to pass through Hungary. What does this mean for the Central and Eastern European region? Where does it stand now, and how successful is it? What are the risks for us? We talked to Dr. Tamás Matura, China expert and lecturer at