The latest issue of Eurasia is here!

The newest edition of Eurasia features an exclusive interview with Khalfan Belhoul, CEO of the Dubai Future Foundation and Chun Ding, Director of the Center for European Studies at Fudan University.

More common sense than disputes

China always looks at EU member states as partners. We have more cooperation than competition, more common sense than disputes, Dr. Chun Ding, Director of the Center for European Studies at Fudan University - who visited Budapest on the invitation of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium - told Eurasia.

BRICS may agree on partner-country candidates by Kazan summit next year

The BRICS member states intend to agree on a list of candidates for the group’s partner countries by its next summit, which is scheduled to be held in 2024 under Russia’s chairmanship in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, according to TASS.

Ancient Knowledge

03/10/2023 10:21

The story of a Sumerian palace in Iraq

The remains of a Sumerian palace have been discovered by archaeologists in the ancient city of Girsu, Iraq, in the Dhi Qar governorate. The remains date back 4,500 years, meaning that they can be traced back to the third millennium BC.

History

03/10/2023 10:18

Geography 6.0

To understand what is happening in the world, we need to turn to geography. Today, everyone talks about geopolitics, but we approach the issue mainly from the defence side, rather than from the geographical - "geo" - side.

2T2C

03/10/2023 10:06

The future of robotics

The World Robot Conference 2023 was held between 16-22 August in Beijing, with nearly 600 robot products from more than 160 domestic and foreign enterprises on show.

Culture and Innovation

03/10/2023 10:00

We need Herder

The Romantic philosopher Johann Gottfried von Herder (1744–1803) should be an inspiration for our era of emerging multipolarity. Herder pioneered cultural particularism, teaching us, “No people is the sole God-chosen people.” Translated to present-day parlance: no country or regime represents the universal standard of political and ethical legitimacy.

2T2C

03/10/2023 09:58

Regulation of AI in China

As Chinese tech companies emerged as worldwide important players in the IT industry, the legal regulation of the sector became a more and more pressing issue for the government as well. China has taken a number of steps over the last few years to develop data protection and IT security regulation, and finally, the topic of AI also got the attention of the state.

Geurasia

03/10/2023 07:01

BRICS – beyond the West

It seems that the 'non-Western' countries, which have grown economically and politically stronger by the 21st century, have had enough of the Western dominance of the last 500 years of the Atlantic era.

Economics

03/10/2023 07:00

The West has a challenger, but it will be a long fight

There is change in the air: trends have hastened the shift away from a Western-led global order. A sign of this is the recent BRICS summit, which decided to expand further, with Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates joining the organisation from January 2024.

Geurasia

03/10/2023 07:00

Signs of a new era

The past year and a half has made it clearer than ever that the United States and its alliance system are no longer the only dominant actors in the global geopolitical arena.

Economics

03/10/2023 06:00

How Bangladesh is catching up

Over the past decades, the economies of many Eastern countries have grown on a massive scale. Of these, the catching-up of Bangladesh is particularly interesting.

Sustainability

03/10/2023 05:00

Maximum charge: China's CATL has become a global player

CATL has become the largest manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries in less than a decade. How did the small-town ship engineer's business become a global player?

Geurasia

02/10/2023 23:35

Valdai Club kicks off in Sochi with new world order on the agenda

Experts with the international Valdai Discussion Club and their high-profile guests from various countries began their 20th annual meeting in Sochi, TASS reports.

Geurasia

02/10/2023 22:20

Pro-China candidate wins Maldives election

India suffered a setback in its neighboring nation, the Maldives as Mohamed Muizzu, a candidate backed by China, emerged victorious in the presidential runoff held recently, defeating the pro-India incumbent President Ibrahim Solih, the Economic Times reported.

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The latest issue of Eurasia is here!

The newest edition of Eurasia features an exclusive interview with Khalfan Belhoul, CEO of the Dubai Future Foundation and Chun Ding, Director of the Center for European Studies at Fudan University.

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Ready for the future

New Age

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More common sense than disputes

China always looks at EU member states as partners. We have more cooperation than competition, more common sense than disputes, Dr. Chun Ding, Director of the Center for European Studies at Fudan University - who visited Budapest on the invitation of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium - told Eurasia.

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