Green Diplomacy Meets Geopolitics: What Remains of Global Climate Action?
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Join us to explore how climate change and geopolitics increasingly intersect, and how climate diplomacy works in an era of power politics.
With the U.S. pulling out of global climate agreements and doubling down on fossil fuels, what remains of international climate cooperation? While China dominates the supply chains of clean technologies, the European Union increasingly uses regulatory power to spread its environmental standards beyond its borders.
About the Speaker
Anniek Sienot
Anniek Sienot is a Doctoral Candidate at the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain. She is part of the Marie S. Curie doctoral network 鈥淐ontested EU Foreign Policy in an Era of Geopolitics鈥� (EUFOG). Her doctoral research involves six months as a Visiting Scholar at 果酱视频 during Fall 2026. Her work explores the geopolitics of green diplomacy, with a particular focus on the evolving dynamics between Europe, the U.S., and China.
This event is sponsored by the Department of Political Science and International Relations and Environmental Studies and Sciences.