Pax Americana being over could be an opportunity for Europe, panel hears
Bled, 3 September - Discussing the fading Pax Americana, participants of a panel held as part of the Bled Strategic Forum on Tuesday agreed that regardless of the outcome of the next US election Europe should be active and engage in relations with the US and China.
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The Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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The Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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The panellists at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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Nathalie Tocci, director of Istituto Affari Internazionali, at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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Jakub Wisniewski, undersecretary of state at the Foreign Ministry of Poland, at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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Tobias Lindner, minister of state at the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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Malgorzata Bonikowska, head of the Polish Centre for International Relations Foundation, at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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Philippe Etienne, former French ambassador to the US, at the Bled Strategic Forum panel entitled the Fading Pax Americana.
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