The Flemish nationalist who became Belgium's prime minister
Once an advocate of separation from French-speaking Wallonia, Bart De Wever, the president of the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA), has become the head of the federal government.
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Belgian pension fund body welcomes new government’s second pillar plan
Arizona' coalition government wants workplace pensions with employer contributions of at least 3% by 2035 for all employees ...
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Belgium signals dramatic change in Israel policy
There will be no unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, and Hezbollah will be designated as a terrorist organization.
Belgium's new government sworn in
Bart De Wever (L) is sworn in as Belgium's prime minister at the Royal Palace in Brussels, Belgium, Feb. 3, 2025. Belgium's ...
Next range: Belgium wants to acquire long-range weapons
While Belgium currently spends only 1.3% of GDP on defense, the new government pledges to increase the country's military ...
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What the EU must do to compete—and become the leader the world needs
With the United States in retreat under the banner of “America First,” outgoing Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo says ...
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Belgium reverses nuclear phase-out plans
Belgium’s new coalition government, formed after months of tough negotiations, has outlined plans to continue operating two ...