Global rivalry in the Red Sea: A ‘Geopolitical’ European Union should encourage cooperation in the Red Sea region

Fabrizio Tassinari; Mehari Taddele Maru

Global rivalry in the Red Sea: A ‘Geopolitical’ European Union should encourage cooperation in the Red Sea region

Fabrizio Tassinari
, Mehari Taddele Maru

Foreign Policy and Diplomacy

School of Transnational Governance

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Abstract

Geopolitical competition in Africa is here to stay, and the question for the EU is not if but how to position itself in this global competition. In the case of the Red Sea region, the EU should support regional initiatives to build effective regional aritime
governance and promote global public goods such as maritime security and the blue economy.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	Danish Institute for International Studies
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2021

Series	DIIS Policy Brief
Number	October
Volume	2021

Keywords

EU
Red Sea region
Geopolitics

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