ChinaMed

Analyses and data on China's engagement and role in Southern Europe, the Balkans, Middle East, North Africa, and the Horn of Africa. Part of @TOChinaHub

[ChinaMed @ChinaMedit]

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[Stimson Center @StimsonCenter]

In a 🆕 North Africa Insights commentary, Amanda Chen illustrates the Sino-Moroccan partnership and its impact on green transition industries as the #Iran War exposes new vulnerabilities across global markets.

Read the full piece ⤵️

https://t.co/TZbQVn5jP8

[Omar H. Rahman @omarrahman]

Proud to host another lively discussion on the US-China relationship, and the implications for the Gulf and wider Middle East. I was joined by @FardellaEnrico @AAboudouh and Chuchu Zhang. Check it out on YouTube.

[ChinaMed @ChinaMedit]

@FardellaEnrico, direttore del ChinaMed Project, è stato intervistato da @en_decode39 e @formichenews riguardo al recente summit Xi-Trump
https://t.co/1sIUNYM3zy

[ChinaMed @ChinaMedit]

Research Fellow @ThNencini was interviewed for @en_decode39 on the outcomes of Xi-Trump summit in Beijing
https://t.co/azejWJSc8M

[ChinaMed @ChinaMedit]

@FardellaEnrico è stato intervistato per un articolo de Il Secolo XIX che analizza il passaggio da una fase di globalizzazione liberale ad un nuovo tipo di ordine globale, definito neomperialista, in cui si inserisce la competizione tra Cina e USA

[ChinaMed @ChinaMedit]

ChinaMed Project Director @FardellaEnrico is the author of an article for @formichenews on the Xi-Trump summit against the backdrop of Sino-U.S. competition
https://t.co/3kv6r7OE6O

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

Happy to be quoted in this @TIME article on the ongoing Iran/Hormuz crisis

@UoE_SPSPA @UniofExeterNews

https://t.co/TWLsOlBMbE

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

Great to join @dwnews yesterday to discuss China and the war in Iran!

https://t.co/XS8ge5hQgE

[Razan Shawamreh @RazanShawamreh]

مقابلتي مع @ChinaMedit عن الصين والحرب في ايران والادعاء حول "حيادية" الصين في السياق الفلسطيني.
@xinyiachen ❤️ يعطيك العافية عزيزتي

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

While I might not be able to make it to Torino this year, I cannot but strongly encourage all aspiring China watchers to apply to attend the always-awesome @TOChinaHub Summer School!

@vshih2 @TinhinanEl @FardellaEnrico @EvanFeigenbaum @schneiderfa77 @PM_Thornton and more will be there!

https://t.co/6Sj84QWM2y

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

For those who did not read it when it came out, I strongly encourage them to read this @FardellaEnrico and @GangzhengSHE's article.

It includes some extremely astute observations about why China has not developed a truly independent and assertive Middle East policy.

https://t.co/BUg921FBfP

[The China-Global South Project @ChinaGSProject]

How is the Arab world reading China’s response to the Iran war? The latest @ChinaMedit Observer looks at how experts in the GCC and pan-Arab media interpreted China’s response to the war. https://t.co/J5UtUDONEu

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

A brief new post about China's role in making the Iran-US ceasefire happen!

https://t.co/ctiRGFqR2n

Might be of interest to @JEyal_RUSI @amyhawk_ @PhelimKine @Ryan_Bohl @andreas_krieg @HamidRezaAz

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

Very happy to share this brief analysis that I had the pleasure of writing for @LowyInstitute together with my friend and leading China–UN expert @CourtneyFung!

https://t.co/CvTCPsgOeG

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

My comments for @TIME on Iran’s “selective” closure of the Strait of Hormuz and China

@UniofExeterNews @UoE_SPSPA

https://t.co/ocCsk1KWcF

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

My hot take on the China-Pakistan plan for Iran

@AAboudouh @RyanFedasiuk @ZichenWanghere @Bkerrychina @JEyal_RUSI @GeringTuvia @andreas_krieg @niubi

https://t.co/RHmeKpfL7Y

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

My comments on China and the war in the Gulf for @AFP reported by @japantimes

https://t.co/bkK30tDJQt

[Andrea Ghiselli @AGhiselliChina]

I might well be wrong but the points are pretty much the usual Chinese ones. There is no reference to the U.S. and Israel, and there is no reference to whatever commitment China might be willing to make.

[Formiche @formichenews]

La crisi iraniana riporta il Medio Oriente al centro delle priorità strategiche degli Stati Uniti, mettendo sotto pressione il tentativo di concentrare risorse e attenzione sulla competizione con la Cina.

L'analisi di @FardellaEnrico
https://t.co/EKecyBHk1P

[Adnkronos @Adnkronos]

Il dibattito sul futuro economico dell’Europa si sta progressivamente spostando da una semplice comparazione con gli Stati Uniti – crescita, produttività, innovazione – a una riflessione più profonda sul ruolo dell’Unione nel sistema economico globale. In questo contesto si inserisce il saggio “How Europe can harness its economic power”, firmato da @michaelxpettis, senior fellow del @CarnegieEndow for International Peace, ed Enrico Fardella, professore associato @UniOrientale, docente alla Sais-Johns Hopkins, John Cabot e direttore del progetto ChinaMed.

Il punto di partenza del loro ragionamento è semplice ma cruciale. Secondo la Banca centrale europea, il principale fattore che frena gli investimenti nell’eurozona è la debolezza della domanda, seguita dalla bassa redditività. Questo significa che le imprese non investono perché non vedono prospettive di crescita sufficienti, non perché non abbiano accesso al credito.

Questa diagnosi cambia radicalmente il modo in cui si dovrebbero leggere alcune dinamiche economiche. In particolare, mette in discussione l’idea che un maggiore afflusso di capitali verso l’Europa – ad esempio attraverso un rafforzamento del ruolo internazionale dell’euro – sia necessariamente positivo. Se il vincolo è la domanda, nuovi capitali non si traducono automaticamente in nuovi investimenti produttivi.

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