Belgium's friend and foe countries

Belgium is a country that has historically had relations with many friendly and enemy countries. Here are some countries with which Belgium has been friends and enemies throughout history: Friendly Countries:

1. Netherlands: Belgium has a close relationship of friendship and cooperation with the Netherlands. The two countries formed a united country, the Kingdom of Netherlands-Belgium, in the 19th century.

2. France: Belgium is a country with historical and cultural ties with France. There is a close relationship of cooperation and friendship between the two countries.

3. Germany: Belgium cooperates with Germany in international organizations such as the European Union and NATO. Relations between the two countries are generally friendly and cooperative.

4. Luxembourg: Belgium is a country with cultural and economic ties with Luxembourg. The two countries work together in organizations such as the Benelux Economic Union and the European Union. Enemy Countries:

1. Germany: Belgium, I. and II. It was occupied by Germany during the World Wars. During these periods, Belgium experienced hostile relations with Germany.

2. Spain: Belgium was occupied by the Spanish Empire in the 16th century and remained under Spanish rule for a long time. During this period, Belgium experienced hostile relations with Spain.

3. Netherlands: Belgium has historically had various disputes with the Netherlands. In particular, Belgium's declaration of independence in 1830 led to hostile relations with the Netherlands.

4. France: Belgium has sometimes had disagreements with France throughout history. Especially during the Napoleonic period and World War I, Belgium experienced hostile relations with France.