The Kyoto policy of Belgium
Since the start of negotiations on the Kyoto Protocol, the Belgian authorities have always taken a favourable position towards an ambitious climate change regime, both at international and European level. […]
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Since the start of negotiations on the Kyoto Protocol, the Belgian authorities have always taken a favourable position towards an ambitious climate change regime, both at international and European level. […]
The energy markets have undergone fundamental changes during the last years: the rise of oil and gas prices, the progressive liberalization in many western countries, various forms of re-nationalization in […]
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 […]
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. […]
Begrotingen, of ze nu nationaal of Europees van aard zijn, kunnen bezwaarlijk een sexy onderwerp genoemd worden. Vaak gaat het om ingewikkeld en saai cijferwerk voor en door deskundigen ter […]
La Belgique n’a pas (plus) de politique de défense. Souvent entendue, cette affirmation interpelle, car la politique de défense fait partie intégrante de la stratégie internationale d’un