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Clingendael Institute:The coronavirus outbreak

The coronavirus outbreak

The Covid19 pandemic is a major humanitarian and economic shock to Europe, and the world. The economic and political consequences will be significant, with repercussions for the Netherlands and Europe, its geopolitics and international diplomatic, trade and security relations. It will shape global health governance, national security policies, global trade relations as well as the future of the EU. Clingendael will offer insights and in-depth analysis on the virus’ impact on international relations.
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Latest publications

Ready for take-off? Military responses to climate change, report by various Clingendael experts
Managing robotic and autonomous systems (RAS), report by Hugo Klijn & Maaike Okano-Heijmans
The Libyan Civil War Is About to Get Worse, op-ed by Jalel Harchaoui / Foreign Policy

Training Courses

Clingendael is following the latest Covid19 measures of the government and will adjust the planning accordingly. Participants will be informed.

21-24 April: Seminar International Negotiations
12 May-4 June: Internationale Veiligheid
3-4 Sept: Intercultural Communication
14-15 Sept: Belangenbehartiging en lobbyen in de EU
- TRAINING CALENDAR 2020

Tweet of the week

TWEET Proud of Muhammad Junaid (Clingendael alumnus 2015) from the Pakistan Embassy in Beijing. He was on the frontline in #Wuhan to help the Chinese battle against the coronavirus and support local Pakistani students. He sent us a warm Facebook message  “I just wanted to thank Clingendael Academy for providing me the tools to manage crisis situations." Muhammed is in good health. We wish him all the best. 
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Clingendael Magazine

Coronanationalisme, column by Ko Colijn
Corona: Stresstest voor semi-geglobaliseerde wereld, column by René Cuperus
Will modernity survive the Corona infection?, column by Peter Knoope
Hong Kong: Tech companies becoming mediators in protests?, analysis by Tom Ascott
EU starting a worldwide domino effect in data protection?, winning student column
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In the media

Audio
Het Chinese verlanglijstje, Frans-Paul van der Putten / BNR Nieuwsradio
Perestrojkast: Podcast over Midden- en Oost-Europa, Bob Deen /  BNR Nieuwsradio

Online/Print
China zet de propagandamachine weer aan, Ingrid d'Hooghe / Het Financieele Dagblad €
In China gaat het, mede dankzij de lente, wel de goede kant op, Remco van de Pas / AD
Virusuitbraak China en Hongkong ingedamd: dit zijn de lessen, Remco van de Pas / RTL Nieuws
Inreisverbod raakt ook bedrijfsleven: 'Het is echt heel lastig', Adriaan Schout / RTL Nieuws
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