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NATO’s Spotlight on China: Implications for Latvia

Latvia in the Middle East in 2022: An Invariably Reserved Approach in Conditions of (In)variable Turbulence

A Baltic View on Transatlantic Tech Relations Towards China

New publication: Hybrid Threats in Baltics and Taiwan

The Crisis of Afghanistan: A test for the European and Central Asian Partnership

China’s Eastern Europe strategy gets the cold shoulder

New Release of European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC) is out!

New publication: Empty shell no more: China’s growing footprint in Central and Eastern Europe

European Union – China relations: But whose rules?

Central Asia: Who will win the Future?

Towards More Visibility in East Asia – Latvia’s Need for an Expanded Outlook.

We’re all contributors in the global expansion of the New Silk Road

Dozens of nations across Eurasia have chosen to join China’s ambitious infrastructure and trade model over Transatlantic funding.

Eastern Europe – The Key to China’s BRI Policy

Russia´s interests in Central Asia and China´s Belt and Road Initiative: A strategic partnership or one-man show?

China’s growing influence in the West: How is the EU affected?

In search of a common ground: European and Chinese engagement in Central Asia

AN INSIGHT: CHINA-CEEC 2019 SUMMIT, “BUILDING BRIDGES OF OPENNESS, INNOVATION, AND PARTNERSHIP”

The Three Seas Initiative and Latvia: An Attempt to split Europe or to complement it?

Latvia’s ‘China Policy’ and the role of the ’16+1′

Greening the BRI: China facing new challenges

Centrāleiropas, Austrumeiropas un Ķīnas valdību vadītāju “16+1” samits Bulgārijā

NSR programme presents: Strategic communications and China’s Belt and Road Initiative

China and the EU within the framework of «16+1»: Obstacles and Prospects

BRI Instead of OBOR – China Edits the English Name of its Most Ambitious International Project

A Baltic View of the China-EU Relations and 16+1