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Internationale Politik Quarterly
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Commentary from Internationale Politik Quarterly argues that a confrontation between the European Union and China is increasingly unavoidable, framing the relationship as one headed for a decisive clash. The piece reflects a broader debate in European policy circles over trade imbalances, market access, and how far Brussels should push back against Beijing's economic and political practices.
- 2Deterrence Returns, But Arms Control Still Matters▼Deterrence Is Now Key. But Don’t Forget About Arms Control
Analysts at Internationale Politik Quarterly argue that while deterrence has become the centrepiece of Western security thinking amid renewed nuclear tensions, arms control must not be neglected. The piece warns that abandoning treaties and dialogue with rival nuclear powers would make an already dangerous strategic environment less stable and more unpredictable.