By Thomas L. Oomen, Junior Researcher at Asia Centre. Thomas L. Oomen Article N°2021 8 Click Here To Download Abstract With data availability exponentially increasing in the coming years, artificial intelligence (AI) will become a shaping factor in…
Jean-Pierre Cabestan, professor at Hong Kong Baptist University, member of the Orientation Board of Asia Centre, and responsible for East Asia programs, published a new article in the British Journal of Politics and International Relations about China’s foreign politics available…
Hadrien T. Saperstein, researcher at Asia Centre “The issue raised by the aftermath of the breathtaking electoral sequence that the United States is going through and which, even if it is supposed to end decisively on the basis of tangible…
By TSENG Ting-Hsuan (曾婷瑄 ) TSENG is currently the correspondent of the Central News Agency of Taiwan in France. She is also a columnist and doctoral student at the University of Panthéon-Assas in the field of communication and…
Jean-François Di Meglio, President of Asia Centre, and Maëlle Lefèvre, researcher at Asia Centre (Translation: Hadrien Saperstein) A New Taiwanese Representative Office In Aix En Provence Taiwan, an island of twenty-three million inhabitants, is a de facto independent country claimed…
La contribution ci-dessous, sous la plume de talents montants de nos équipes, prend acte et “choisit” délibérément d’entériner l’émergence concrète du concept d’Indo-Pacifique. Mainte fois évoqué, souvent contesté, il est parfois même traversé de contradictions créées par les acteurs de…
Thursday, 21 November 2019 Paris, 75115 Based on a “shared heritage” in the Pacific, French President Emmanuel Macron had outlined in 2018 projects to strengthen cooperation with India and Australia upon security, economy and environment matters. As Chinese influence…
On the margin of the 2019 UN General Assembly, in a conversation with Pakistan Prime minister Imran Khan held at the Council for Foreign Relations, New York, Richard Haass, the Council’s President, pointed Pakistan as being « on the short list of countries receiving most Belt and Road Initiative investiments » and therefore addressed Prime Minister Imran Khan with two substantial questions: firstly, will this state of affairs not dramatically exacerbate Pakistan’s debt challenge, given the nature of Chinese support ? Furthermore, how does Pakistan claim to retain full sovereignety while inviting China to lead projects on such a scale?
Prime Minister Imran Khan’s answer simply outlined the great opportunity that China represents for Pakistan.