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Laszlo Keki

I am from Hungary (EU). Writing about today's EU and global political, social, economical issues, environmental challenges, technology, climate change and environmental protection. Trying to understand the role and directions of UN and possibilities in contribution global climate change, environmental protection and sustainability agreements. Diplomas: General Chemistry Technology, Communication, Marketing. International Relations Job: international trading. I am living near Budapest in a small peaceful, green village. Love: life, gardens, arts, water, forests, good climate, good food, clean water, clean air, journalism, sciences, modern technology, people, history and the social studies.

Pope Benedict on Twitter: @PONTIFEX

Posted by: Laszlo Keki Posted date: December 12, 2012 | comment : 1

In an effort to connect with a modern, wired audience, Pope Benedict XVI will start using Twitter under the handle @pontifex on 12 December 2012. Laszlo Keki reports. ...

EU 20 Years of Single Market: The People’s Perspective

Posted by: Laszlo Keki Posted date: October 29, 2012 | comment : 0

Twenty years of Europe's Single Market: what is there to celebrate? Laszlo Keki reports. ...

Did you know that?: Lady Jackson

Posted by: Laszlo Keki Posted date: May 31, 2012 | comment : 0

Lady Jackson/Barbara Ward (1914-1981 ) was a pioneer of today’s well known and most important concept: "Sustainable Development”. She was the first who enlightened and seeded this idea to the public world in its context known today. Barbara Mary Ward (1914 – 1981), in later life Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth, was a British economist and writer interested in the problems of developing countries. She urged W ...

BIMUN: World’s Youth Model Future of UN at Budapest

Posted by: Laszlo Keki Posted date: May 07, 2012 | comment : 1

13-17 April, 2012: More than 300 young delegates from various secondary schools from all over the world attended the International Model United Nations conference in Budapest. ...

Climate-Smart Agriculture (Working With Nature Not Against It)

Posted by: Laszlo Keki Posted date: April 19, 2012 | comment : 2

I can still remember (me and Giedre were there) that early morning on the last day of the 2010 COP16 UN Climate Change Summit in Cancun, Oxfam unveiled a giant sand sculpture of Mexican farmers called for concrete action for the sake of the millions of poor people around the world who are already feeling the effects of climate change. Farmers all over the world feel that agriculture is extremely vulnerable ...