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Book chapter

The Evolving Role of Europe

Book chapter
Antoine Bondaz,

in The Political Economy of North Korea : Domestic, Regional, and Global Dynamics, Min-Hua Chiang (ed.), Lynne Rienner Publishers

, October 3, 2022
Video

Korean perspective on a partial lifting of sanctions to promote denuclearization

Video
Dr Hong Hyunik, May 2019
Article

Trump’s Trap: Europe, Iran, and the Future of the Nuclear Deal

Article
Bruno Tertrais,

AJCS

, June 28, 2018
Note de la FRS n°22/2017

Why Must the Sanctions Against Pyongyang be Strengthened?

Note de la FRS n°22/2017
Benjamin Hautecouverture, December 2017
Public hearing

Testimony before the European Parliament on North Korea

Public hearing
Antoine Bondaz,

European Parliament

, December 7, 2017
Commentary

The Grim Gamble of the Trump Administration on Iran

Commentary
Emmanuelle Maitre,

ELN Commentary

, November 6, 2017
Recherches & Documents n°05/2017

Low oil prices, sanctions and structural problems: the tribulations of Russia’s oil and gas sector

Recherches & Documents n°05/2017
Aurélie Bros, August 2017

In the medias

« US and Japan seek to unite G7 against China. Should Beijing be worried ? »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), South China Morning Post, May 20, 2023
« Europe is cheering for Taiwan, but its hands are full with Ukraine »
Philippe Le Corre (analysis), NIKKEI Asia, August 18, 2022
Europe’s China Policy Has Taken a Sharp Turn. Where Will It Go Next?
Philippe Le Corre (among the contributors), ChinaFile, April 14, 2022
China Direct: When your best pal picks war — EU dismay — Taiwan’s watching
Antoine Bondaz (quoted), POLITICO, February 24, 2022
Studying Post-Vaccine Transmission, Biden And Migrants, E.U.-China Sanctions
Antoine Bondaz (interview), NPR, March 27, 2021
« EU-China deal on the rocks as sanctions shake support in European Parliament »
Philippe Le Corre (quoted), South China Morning Post, March 24, 2021