Date: 2026/06/12 (Fri)
Time: 12 June, 2026(Fri) Learning Hours: 0 hour(s)
Location: Room 271112, 11th Floor, North Wing of General Building,NCCU
Organizer: Graduate Institute of Russian Studies
Contact Person: Ms.Fan 0229393091 ext.50806
Contact Person: Ms.Fan 0229393091 ext.50806
E-mail: russia@nccu.edu.tw
Speaker: Director, Xu,Jing-yun
Director of the Graduate Institute of Russian Studies,NCCU
Conference Overview The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022 represents the most significant geopolitical tremor in 21st-century Europe, it marks the definitive collapse the post-Cold War vision of a "Greater Europe". The previous era of mutual economic dependence and energy resilience aimed at creating a common space "from Lisbon to Vladivostok" has been replaced by a "long-term confrontation" and a systematic "total decoupling". This shift has fundamentally reshaped global energy politics and forced a redefinition of European security and values. This conference seeks to bring together specialists in international relations, economics, law, and geostrategy to examine the long-term impacts of this conflict and envision the emerging order across Eurasia.
Eligibility: Teachers , Staff , Students , External User , Retirees
Quota: 35
Registration Period: 2026/04/29 (Wed)~2026/06/10 (Wed)