COOPERATION

 

Cooperation is the process of groups of organisms working or acting together for their common/mutual benefit. In its simplest form cooperation concerns things that are working in harmony next to each other.

In more complicated forms, it can be something as complex as the inner operation of human being or as social patterns of a nation: (non) EU countries, Türkiye, the US, BRIC-, MKIT-, CIVETS-countries, MENA, the rest of the world (incl. Palestian territories, Israel).

It is to be expected that globalisation will give the world a good shaking with large consequences. CADMUS sees coming: 'The world is in need of guiding ideas, a vision, to more effectively direct our intellectual, moral and scientific capabilities for world peace, global security, human dignity and social justice. Today we face myriad challenges. Unprecedented material and technological achievements co-exist with unconscionable and in some cases increasing poverty, inequality and injustice. But advances in science have unleashed remarkable powers, yet these very powers as presently wielded threaten to undermine the very future of our planet. Rapidly rising expectations have increased frustrations and tensions that
threaten the fabric of global society.

 

DASHBOARD | the European Union | Reforms within structures of international cooperation | Transatlantic | CHINA

 

DASHBOARD  
Institutions European Union
European Union
NATO
Beijing: The forbidden city, now the Palace museum
an Arabaic Voltaire lectured on a
bridge between Islam and Europe
Eastern Partnership
(EEAS)
MENA. Actions to support democratic transition in the Southern Mediterranean region

World Health
Organization

all the way across the Atlantic Ocean IMF

World bank

World Trade
Organization

G20

Global Gateway

the world
eye for perspectives of other powers.
Iran wants to resume dialogue with Europe
United Nations partners for a new beginning (PNB)
(Aspen Institute)

 

  The European Union
The European Union (EU) is a political and economic union of 27 member states, located primarily in Europe and forms a part of the pan European space.

As an international organisation, the EU operates through a hybrid system of supranationalism and intergovernmentalism. In certain areas, decisions are made through negotiation between member states, while in others they are made by delegated supranational institutions, in some contexts without a requirement for unanimity between member states.

Important institutions and bodies of or for the benefit of the EU include the European Commission, the Council of the European Union, the European Council, the European Court of Justice, and the European Central Bank. The European Parliament is elected every five years by member states' citizens, to whom the citizenship of the European Union is guaranteed. The European countries that are no members, are the other part of the pan European space, the European neigbourhood.

 
One of the countries, that is not a member is Turkey. What direction will Turkey's regional policy go? What position aspires Turkey with respect to its neighbours? Changing Turkish policy from out different perspectives.

Attention is also wanted for a bridge between Islam and Europe, certainly since the political upheveals and sudden changes in the north Africa and the Middle East.

An Arabic Voltaire is amoung populations, act as such a bridge and contributes to find ways for an approach to look at Islam. The director of the Bibliotheca Alexandria lectured on a global vision of the future and a community of nations.

Turkey, Middle-East and North Africa, as Indonesia, Pakistan and The Palestinian Territories, are members of 'Partners for a New Beginning', a viable model for partnership and diplomacy launched in New York. In 2011 PNB has supported over 70 projects.

 
These collaborations are forging new partnerships, empowering local leaders to address key priorities, and connecting visionary individuals and corporations with local counterparts.

All of these efforts support PNB’s mission to promote economic opportunity, education, exchange, and science and technology.

Prosperity itself has become a source of instability and destruction when wantonly pursued without organizational safeguards for our collective well-being.

No longer able to afford the luxury of competition and strife based primarily on national, ethnic or religious interests and prejudices, we need urgently to acquire the knowledge and fashion the institutions required for free, fair and effective global governance'.

Europa thinks that its achievements, values and identity may not be lost, but for the progress she has also to stimulate enlargement, employment, growth, trade, social rights, .......

 

  Reforms within structures of international cooperation
eye for perspectives of other powers.
Great interest on 7 October 2009 for the delivery by former Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Ben Bot during the 'Van Bylandt' lecture

Reforms within structures of international cooperation: what is desirable, what is possible?

Attitude of present great powers with respect to other growing powers and future prospects is coming to the front in present times. Remembering China and India, Europe should not be stay behind with respect to international shiftings.

 

 

 

 

 

  CHINA

 

Transatlantic
all the way across the Atlantic Ocean

Transatlantic refers to something occurring all the way across the Atlantic Ocean. Most often, this refers to the exchange of passengers, cargo, information, or communication between North America and Europe. Transatlantic relations refers to the historic, cultural, political, economic and social relations between countries on both side of the Atlantic Ocean

The US would prefer a more united EU, but expects so little that it cannot bring itself to greatly care. When the EU is hard-headed, as with trade negotiations, the US listens. When it is not, Europeans are asking to be divided and ruled.The US is a strategic partner, but is not automatism or trans-Atlantic reflex. We share a philosophy of life: 'the continued expansion of our moral imagination; an
insistence that there is something irreducible that we all share" freedom, democracy, justice and with respect to human rights
.

National embleme

Europe
will only be able to deal effectively with rising powers like
China if it understands China's approach to a world undergoing historical changes. China is altering its foreign policy approach in an increasingly multi-polar world
.