Can the West tame the Dragon?
China has matched the expressed wishes of President George W. Bush in 2002 wanting to see China “strong, peaceful and prosperous.” However, the U.S has now adopted China as a competitor rather than a partner and Xi Jinping’s imminent appointment to a third term as China’s leader might set in evidence a long-standing American fear of revisionism. Xi has entirely revised China’s foreign policy and now, he can continue implementing it. As such, the third-time president is promoting his own vision of a Sinocentric alternative. One that praises authoritarian regimes and takes a blind eye to the suppression of fundamental rights.
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The Role and Influence of The People’s Republic of China on Visegrad Group Countries
A special report prepared by the Warsaw Institute is available in the form of a multimedia file on the Institute’s website. It summarizes all the articles related to the subject of the role and influence of the People’s Republic of China on Visegrad Group countries and places this issue in a broader geopolitical context.
Video recording: How can civil society change the world?
Civil society is a form of activity, as well as a form of defining and achieving goals without an impulse from the state authorities. This is the conscious and autonomous participation of citizens in public life. Therefore, civil society is a set of ideas and forms of social self-organization in order to implement them.
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Can the West tame the Dragon?
China has matched the expressed wishes of President George W. Bush in 2002 wanting to see China “strong, peaceful and prosperous.” However, the U.S has now adopted China as a competitor rather than a partner and Xi Jinping’s imminent appointment to a third term as China’s leader might set in evidence a long-standing American fear of revisionism. Xi has entirely revised China’s foreign policy and now, he can continue implementing it. As such, the third-time president is promoting his own vision of a Sinocentric alternative. One that praises authoritarian regimes and takes a blind eye to the suppression of fundamental rights.
New U.S. Arctic Strategy: A new field of rivalry between superpowers?
The Arctic is home to more than four million people. Despite its low population densities, the Arctic has strategic importance due to its extensive natural resources and military context. The Biden administration has pursued a comprehensive foreign policy, as evidenced by its new Arctic strategy seeking to grant Washington an advantage over other Arctic claimant nations.
The strengthening of Polish Transatlantic relations
Thousands of refugees have passed through the city of Rzeszow, Poland following the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on the 24 of February 2022. The city has now become a temporary home to US troops after establishing a US permanent military base in Poland back in June 2022. In a similar setting, the city of Poznan inaugurated the ‘Abrams Academy’, in reference to the military Abrams MBT tanks, where American technicians, instructors, and crews who operate these tanks train and collaborate with Polish soldiers.