The Debate over Lifting the EU Arms Embargo on China and its Transatlantic Implications
Posted on 2004-10-01.
von von Frank Umbach
The European Union and its main member states, France, Great Britain and Germany, recognize the strategic importance of the Asia-Pacific. They see the region as a rising economic powerhouse with political and strategic implications for regional and global stability. Though not well known among the broader public, the EU has become involved as a full member in the prime regional security organizations, the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) and the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP). Recommendations for extending as well as deepening the interregional security cooperation are frequently heard.
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