Webinar on EU-China-US Relations Amid Global Tariff Tensions
On May 27, the Institute for China-Europe Studies (ICES) conducted its first webinar of the dialogue series, ICES Dialogues: 50 Years of EU-China Relations.
Institute for China-Europe Studies
About us
What Does ICES Do ?
The ICES is a Brussels-based think tank seeking to foster better mutual understanding
between China and Europe by supporting academic research in a broad range of fields
including but not limited to business & trade, international law, ocean management and
global governance.
Initiated by the Hainan Free Trade Port Research Foundation, the ICES also aims to
increase knowledge-sharing avenues between China and Europe with a focus on the
development of free trade ports in general, and on the Hainan Free Trade Port and the
development of Hainan Island into a pilot zone of ecological conservation in particular.
To achieve its objectives, the ICES will organise academic events and exhibitions,
publish research papers and reports, as well as support academic exchanges, so as to
promote the free flow of ideas and people between Europe and China.
Latest Events
2024 Annual Conference & ICAS 10th Anniversary
Hosted by Institute for China-America Studies; co-hosted with The Carter Center, National Institute for South China Sea Studies, Beijing Club for International Dialogue, Institute for China-Europe Studies (ICES)
ICES Event Recording
The video is a roundtable discussion organized by the Institute for China-Europe Studies (ICES) at Brussels on Nov.20, 2024. The topic of the roundtable was the impact of the US elections toward Europe-China relations.
Research and Other Publications
Sheng Wang: Strengthening International Cooperation on Blue Carbon
Back to Research Papers & Other Publications Research Essay Strengthening International Cooperation on Blue Carbon Under the Green Silk Road Initiative Sheng Wang, Senior Advisor on Hainan Free Trade Port
A Blue Partnership
– Yang Li –
A Brief Overview of the EU Trade Defence Instruments and their Potential Implications on Chinese Businesses.
Back to Research Papers & Other Publications OP-ED A Brief Overview of the EU Trade Defence Instruments and their Potential Implications on Chinese Businesses. – Maria Masdemont Fageda, ICES Research
Our vision at ICES
The ICES is a Brussels-based think tank seeking to foster better mutual understanding between China and Europe by supporting academic research in a broad range of fields including but not limited to business & trade, international law, ocean management and global governance.