The European Green Deal - Perspective for the EU-Asia Relationship

In the process, it makes a contribution to a better understanding of the conceptual founda- tions and the political consequences of the European Green Deal adopted in 2019 with a view to the European Union’s relations with the rest of the world, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. [...] Clearly, the wave of the green transformations (in the EU and the Asia-Pacific) need to be understood in a broader context encompassing the transformation in the policymaking environment and the interactive impact of these transformation processes in the geopolitical environment. [...] Introduction • How can the global economy be kick-started in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis without neglecting sustainability? What could new narratives and approaches look like? Reflecting the existing policy frameworks and policies implemented in the region, the study will focus on a more traditional and narrow understanding of the green transformation when it comes to the analysis of national. [...] However, the severe disruptions caused globally by the COVID-19 p andemic require a revisit to the SDGs and their targets.” Director One frequently cited example in connection with the development of a sustainability approach in India is the Sustainable Development Frame- work (SDF) (2018–2022).19 This outlines the development cooperation strategy adopted by the Government of India and the United. [...] Apart from trade, investment, and climate, the EU is looking for a comprehensive approach in its bilateral relations with China, comprising other fields such as, i.e., nuclear non-proliferation or stability in Afghanistan, the ambiguous role of China in the context of the war in Ukraine, and China’s position in the Western Balkans in general.7 In the area of peace and security, funda- mental ideol.