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POLICY PAPER: China’s influence in Europe

https://www.freiheit.org/russia-and-central-asia/chinas-influence-europe

Over the past decade the impact of China’s economy has been increasing consequently with far reaching dependencies worldwide. While China has not been using traditional military force to expand its power, we can see clear instances where China uses political and economic coercion to reach its goals. This has led many counties to label China as a “systemic rival”. And that begs the question: What does China’s rise mean for the world?
alliance of nation states, its ability to defend itself and the protection though NATO

NEWSLETTER: From Poland with Love. August

https://www.freiheit.org/central-europe-and-baltic-states/poland-love-august-4

The latest edition of From Poland with Love dives deep into the financial troubles facing the PiS party after the National Electoral Commission rejected their election report, causing them to lose millions in funding. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Donald Tusk intensifies his accusations against PiS for misusing public funds, promising to recover significant sums. Amid these political tensions, Poland’s defense spending reaches historic highs.
compared to 4,2% this year, which has already made Poland the leader in the EU and NATO

Weizenkrise: Die Weizenkrise: Politische und soziale Folgen der Nahrungsmittelknappheit

https://www.freiheit.org/de/deutschland/die-weizenkrise-politische-und-soziale-folgen-der-nahrungsmittelknappheit

Seit Russland am 24. Februar seinen Krieg gegen die Ukraine führt, gelangt der in der Ukraine angebaute Weizen nicht mehr in die Empfängerländer. Der globale Preisanstieg für Energierohstoffe und eine Vielzahl von Lebensmitteln verschärft die Probleme weiter. Eine Übersicht der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung bietet Momentaufnahmen und Handlungsmuster aus 12 Projektländern.
unmissverständlich auf die Seite der Ukraine und ihrer Unterstützer aus EU und NATO

European Union: Kaja Kallas

https://www.freiheit.org/european-union/kaja-kallas-and-new-era-eu-diplomacy

Just three weeks after the European elections, the European Council agreed on the top jobs of the European Union: Kaja Kallas, the current Prime Minister of Estonia, has taken over as the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. Known as „Europe’s Iron Lady“, Kallas stands for a resolute stance towards Russia and support for Ukraine. But who is this liberal politician who will soon be shaping European diplomacy?
marked by her strong support for Ukraine’s EU membership and efforts to bolster NATO’s

Technology: The Chip War is escalating, and the EU needs to act quickly

https://www.freiheit.org/de/chip-war-escalating-and-eu-needs-act-quickly

Semiconductor chips have become the backbone of new technologies. Obtaining thinner, faster and more powerful chips will be the determining factor in many of the great technological and geopolitical clashes of our time. Currently, the semiconductor manufacturing process is concentrated in the Asian region. The US is actively trying to gain technological independence for national security reasons, but the EU is alarmingly slow to act.
technological know-how to Beijing.[5] The White House has long been concerned that NATO’s

MARKET ECONOMY: Vietnam’s Journey to Industrialization: The US Connection

https://www.freiheit.org/vietnam/vietnams-journey-industrialization-us-connection

After the end of the war between Vietnam and the US in 1975, the Southeast Asian nation was in a desperate situation. Even 15 years later in 1990, Vietnam was the poorest country in the world, with a GDP per capita of US$98, behind Somalia and Sierra Leone. Today, growth and optimism can be felt everywhere from Quang Ninh at the Chinese border to Ca Mau in the deep south. Vietnam’s ambitions are enormous. It wants to join the club of industrialized nations by 2045. That no longer seems unrealistic, writes Andreas Stoffers.
reflected in the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS), the US National Security Strategy and NATO

Élysée-Vertrag: 60 years of Franco-German Relations

https://www.freiheit.org/european-union/60-years-franco-german-relations

The ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty has shown that both countries agree on the challenges of our time, but Franco-German relations could certainly be in better shape, at least at the highest political level. Even before announcing multi-billion investments in the French military, French President Macron stated that he would deliver light combat tanks (AMX 10-RC) vehicles to Ukraine, while also not ruling out the delivery of Leclerc battle tanks. The announcement can be interpreted as a signal to Chancellor Scholz for Germany to finally deliver Leopard 2 tanks.
German government’s 100 billion investment in the Bundeswehr and its adherence to NATO’s