Assessing China’s Claim: UNCLOS and the South China Sea Dispute
The 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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Rosia Montana, a mountainous region in the West of Romania, gained notoriety when a Canadian company revealed plans to mine its gold – but not […]
See MoreThe Misguided Fear of Terrorism
Since George W. Bush declared war on terror following the events of 9/11, the western hemisphere is clouded by fear of terrorism. Prior to 9/11, […]
See MoreThe EU at odds with Croatia
By finally granting Croatia full membership, the EU proved how its values are all too imperative for the development of safety and economic prosperity in […]
See MoreHuman Rights and Democracy in EU-ASEAN Relations
[:de] In the third panel, the Impact Group took a concrete and contested policy field in its focus: Human Rights and Democracy. Participants outlined that […]
See MoreEuroscepticism in Europe must not be underestimated
In the entire EU, dissatisfaction among citizens gives rise to Eurosceptic political parties. This development potentially is a time bomb for the European integration and […]
See MorePanel Report – Diffusion and the Future of EU-ASEAN Economic Relations
The fourth panel of IFAIR’s Online Workshop EU-ASEAN Perspectives was dedicated to the promotion of regional economic integration. It dealt with the guiding questions of […]
See MoreCfA: Get involved at the St. Gallen Symposium 2014
IFAIR would like to share the following information by the organizing team of the 44th St. Gallen Symposium with its members and readers. IFAIR-Board member […]
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