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Responding to the Geopolitics of Connectivity

Asian and European Perspectives

In these times of rapid changes and increasing ambiguity, more connectivity between Asia and Europe has become imperative. In order to understand the various connectivity strategies as well as to see how more synergies can be built, in this issue of Panorama we present an analysis of the various connectivity approaches.

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Christian Echle

Strategies

The EU's Value Proposition for Connectivity: Time to Choose and Focus

Maaike Okano-Heijmans

Connecting the Indo-Pacific:ASEAN Amidst Competing Connectivity Strategies

Shafiah F. Muhibat and M Waffaa Kharisma

Japan's Connectivity Initiatives in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific : An Economic Assesment

Kensuke Yanagida

Reviving Multilateralism in East Asia: Small and Medium Powers , Connectivity and COVID-19

Jaehyon Lee

The Subregional Domain

Central and East Europe in the Belt and Road Initiative and Other EU-Asia Connectivity Strategies

Damian Wnukowski

Regional Geopolitics and the Role of BIMSTEC

Pratnashree Basu and Nilanjan Ghosh

Connectivity Initiatives in the Mekong Region: Too Many or Too Little?

Thearith Leng

Eurasian Geostrategies: A Chinese- Russian Condominium Over Eurasia, and the involvement of Mongolia

Soyolgerel Nyamjav

Maritime Security

Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific: Mixed Opportunities and Challenges from Connectivity Strategies

To Anh Tuan

From Maritime Competition to Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific: The Role of the EU and France

Céline Pajon

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About this series

"Panorama - Insights into Asian and European Affairs" is a series of occasional contributions published by the Regional Programme Political Dialogue Asia/Singapore of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. The individual contributions deal with different topics on Europe and Asia.

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Christian Echle, Bart Gaens, Megha Sarmah, Patrick Rueppel

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