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EU post 2020 climate and energy governance

Start: 19 Nov 2015 09:30

End: 19 Nov 2015 17:00

Event Type:

Other

“Streamlining for Performance”

The Institute for European Studies cordially invites you to a one day workshop which will take place on Thursday 19th November, aimed at informing this debate. The goal is to bring researchers, stakeholders and policy makers together, to present and discuss the latest research insights and ideas on post 2020 EU climate and energy policies.

IES Assistant Director Briefs the Belgian Parliament

On 21 January 2015 IES Assistant Director Alexander Mattelaer was invited to provide evidence in a public hearing organised by the Defence Committee of the Belgian Parliament. This hearing was part of a series devoted to the future of the Belgian armed forces.

Paris Climate Agreement 2015 – EU needs to ensure ‘signal’ and ‘direction’

Publication Date:

2014-10

Sebastian Oberthuer

Tomas Wyns

Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change are expected to agree on a new international

Financing European Defence: Time to Call the European Investment Bank?

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Wed, 2014-12-31

Financing research and development programmes have never been more expensive in Europe. Defence budgets are on the wane, international competition is fierce and high-end technologies are increasingly expensive. Europe’s defence-industrial base is under significant strain, and options are needed to fund elements of a sector that is still crucial to Europe’s security and industry. This Policy Brief argues that the European Investment Bank could play a much greater role in Europe’s defence sector.