A defining commitment for the EU: preventing (even more) conflict in the middle east
in Anders Mellbourn and Peter Wallensteen (eds.), Third Parties and Conflict Prevention, Anna Lindh Books 2008 Edition, pp.77-93. (Photo credit: Pixabay)
Publications
Vol. LX, Issue 4 (2007): Japan – European Union. A Strategic Partnership in the Making
OPENING REMARKS – Opening speech for the 10th Annual Conference on EU – Japan relations, H.E. Mr. Jan Grauls – The need for a strategic partnership between Japan and the […]
The Treaty of Lisbon: implementing the institutional innovations
Over the last two years much intellectual energy has been devoted to the analysis of, and the potential solutions to, the constitutional impasse resulting from the failure to ratify the […]
Instability in North Kivu. Fears of another Congo war
in Strategic Comments, Vol. 13:9, 2007. In this article, Valerie Arnould discusses the threat of an escalation of violence in eastern Congo. (Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons)
The ABC of European Union strategy: ambition, benchmark, culture
Europe does not threaten anyone, Europe is geared to stability; Europe has no enemies nor does it have territorial aspirations. It could be a heavy-weight force, but Europe as a […]
Belgium and counterterrorism policy in the Jihadi Era (1986-2007)
Belgium is not a significant safe haven for terrorist groups, according to the 2006 edition of the Country Reports on Terrorism, released by the U.S. State Department in April 2007. […]