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Ivano di Carlo

@ivadica.bsky.social
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Senior Analyst at @epc-official.bsky.social. China, NATO, Indo-Pacific, ASEAN, security and defence at large. Usual caveats apply.

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European Policy Centre @epc-official.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
🇪🇺 🇮🇳 After the EU–India breakthrough, what comes next? This Compendium, edited by @ivadica.bsky.social & @almutm.bsky.social, reflects on 2026 FTA & Security & Defence Partnership, as well as what it will take to turn political intent into sustained cooperation. 🔗 www.epc.eu/publication/...
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Ricardo Borges de Castro 🇺🇦🟧 @ricbdc.bsky.social · 20/06/2025
Delighted to contribute to this @epc-official.bsky.social Compendium on #NATO’s upcoming The Hague Summit in stellar company @nathalietocci.bsky.social @oanalungescu.bsky.social @ivadica.bsky.social @almutm.bsky.social & many others
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Internationale Politik Quarterly @ipq.bsky.social · 31/03/2025
The EU has a bit of a blind spot: China’s influence in the so-called Global South. Going forward, the bloc must rethink its global game plan, @ivadica.bsky.social writes in our new issue. ip-quarterly.com/en/eus-blind...
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The EU’s Blind Spot: China in the World
Beijing has been outpacing Brussels in the so-called Global South. Now the EU must rethink its global game plan.
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Ivano di Carlo @ivadica.bsky.social · 26/03/2025
Delighted to have contributed to the Spring issue of @ipq.bsky.social on how #China has outpaced and outmaneuvered Brussels in the so-called Global South, and why the #EU must rethink its global game plan.
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Chatham House @chathamhouse.org · 17/03/2025
While many in the region were unperturbed by Donald Trump’s election, his disruptive approach threatens the open and predictable world in which Southeast Asia has flourished.
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In Southeast Asia, Trump reinforces worst fears about the US
While many in the region were unperturbed by his election, the US president’s disruptive approach threatens the open and predictable world in which Southeast Asia has flourished.
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