Liste des titres des 6 enregistrements contenant «  » :

1) Ciné-club russe : soirée consacrée aux courts-métrages. [2019-05-16 | 7000 Mons]
2) Connecting Eurasia : is cooperatoion between the EU, China and Russia in Central Asia Possible? [2019-05-16 | 9000 Gent]
3) Cycle consacré à la géopolitique de la Russie. Quatrième module. [2019-05-16 | 1200 Woluwé-Saint-Lambert]
4) Exhibition « Fragments » by Elvis Ways Art. [2019-05-16 | 1040 Bruxelles (Etterbeek)]
5) Volga éternelle, de Moscou à Saint-Pétersbourg (formule port/port). [2019-05-16 | Saint-Péterbourg/Moscou]
6) Вячеслав Мясников & Андрей Рожков « Ваши пельмени ». [2019-05-16 | D-90762 Fürth]

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du jeudi 16 mai 2019 au vendredi 24 mai 2019      à 12h-14h

Catégorie : Géopolitique

Type : Conférence

Het Pand, Vermeylen zaal, Onderbergen 1, 9000 Gent   Connecting Eurasia : is cooperatoion between the EU, China and Russia in Central Asia Possible? Lecture Café. Connecting Eurasia : is cooperatoion between the EU, China and Russia in Central Asia Possible, by Prof. Fabienne Bossuyt. Prof. Fabienne Bossuyt Lecture Café 2019 | Q & A Networking Given the ongoing tensions between the EU and Russia, only few experts will give serious thought to the prospect of trilateral cooperation on connectivity between the EU, China and Russia in Central Asia. Nevertheless, as China further embarks on implementing its Belt and Road Initiative, and remains firmly set on pursuing the ambitious goal of connecting China overland with Europe, the EU and Russia – as indispensable stakeholders for any Eurasian land bridge to successfully materialize – have been developing policy responses to China’s initiative that reveal an unexpected willingness to cooperate. In scrutinizing the likelihood of cooperation on connectivity between the EU, China and Russia in Central Asia, this lecture identifies the common interests between the three sides, and highlights to what extent cooperation between them is possible in Central Asia. In doing so, the lecture points to the main opportunities while outlining the main bottlenecks, which mostly stem from these actors’ diverging beliefs and approaches to connectivity and development. Format : 12h : Lecture and Q&A 13h : Sandwich Lunch Online registration required https://eventmanager.ugent.be/chinarussialecturecafe