Nico Zillekens
@nicozillekens.bsky.social
Political Scientist and Ruhrgebiet-Expat, interested in International Relations, the EU‘s external action, climate foreign policy and water cooperation.
I am delighted to share with you that I have co-authored an article with Christian Hanelt and @iemed.bsky.social for the Euromed Survey 2025. Click here to view the publication: www.iemed.org/euromed-surv...
Shaping Policy: Regional Consultation on the New Pact for the Mediterranean
The EuroMed Survey looks at priorities for sustainable and mutually beneficial migration partnerships in the Mediterranean.
www.iemed.org
June 12, 2025 at 2:34 PM
I am delighted to share with you that I have co-authored an article with Christian Hanelt and @iemed.bsky.social for the Euromed Survey 2025. Click here to view the publication: www.iemed.org/euromed-surv...
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Europe relies on China for critical raw materials more than it did on Russian energy. The Critical Raw Materials Act is a good start—but without bold continued action, the problems will only worsen, writes @nicozillekens.bsky.social here: globaleurope.eu/europes-futu...
Mineral Resources and China – Europe’s Commodity Trap and the Urgent Need for Reform
What do tungsten, bismuth and gallium have in common? All three mineral resources have been classified by the European Commission as “strategic critical raw materials” under the Critical Raw Materials...
globaleurope.eu
May 6, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Europe relies on China for critical raw materials more than it did on Russian energy. The Critical Raw Materials Act is a good start—but without bold continued action, the problems will only worsen, writes @nicozillekens.bsky.social here: globaleurope.eu/europes-futu...