Sep 11, 2026 · 33 min · 9 segments
Europe is no longer only shaping its neighbourhood. It is also an arena where Turkey, China and Russia pursue competing strategies to influence the continent.In this episode, Wojciech Przybylski…
Dimitar BechevGuest
Wojciech PrzybylskiHostBut from what you're saying there, I start to realize that the area of compromise is pretty much between the classical diplomacy related to maintaining relations in multilateralism, in multilateral order, and this advancement of norms and regulations and the regulatory power that is often being so criticized in Europe, from outside of Europe, but is, again, the unique selling point the value of also for the globe of the European project because these norms and regulations are sort of worked out through the multilateral discussions and they are indeed sometimes they are one of the first and one of the only ones that others can adopt or at least use for their respective legislative and regulatory frameworks.
So again, the book is not about what will work, but the book and the discussion we're having is trying to have a snapshot of what is happening today and how how did we arrive at this point and I think I definitely will go back to the book for more quotes in understanding the dilemmas of today and I do again recommend and Dimitar I'm sure you'll this is the book Save the Cover on the screenshot if you watch this Scramble for Europe and on the question of how three powers, Russia, China and Turkey, are advancing their strategies towards Europe's regional power.
But from what you're saying there, I start to realize that the area of compromise is pretty much between the classical diplomacy related to maintaining relations in multilateralism, in multilateral order, and this advancement of norms and regulations and the regulatory power that is often being so criticized in Europe, from outside of Europe, but is, again, the unique selling point the value of also for the globe of the European project because these norms and regulations are sort of worked out through the multilateral discussions and they are indeed sometimes they are one of the first and one of the only ones that others can adopt or at least use for their respective legislative and regulatory frameworks.
So again, the book is not about what will work, but the book and the discussion we're having is trying to have a snapshot of what is happening today and how how did we arrive at this point and I think I definitely will go back to the book for more quotes in understanding the dilemmas of today and I do again recommend and Dimitar I'm sure you'll this is the book Save the Cover on the screenshot if you watch this Scramble for Europe and on the question of how three powers, Russia, China and Turkey, are advancing their strategies towards Europe's regional power.
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