Belgium gets new government with Flemish separatist Bart De Wever as PM
De Wever’s right-wing nationalist party claims as one of its missions the independence of Flanders from Belgium, although it’s shifted its approach to one of “confederalism,” whereby a minimal federal state remains in place but its regions get most of its powers.
Belgium’s new Prime Minister Bart De Wever presented his government’s focus to parliament on Tuesday, highlighting stricter ...
The right-wing Flemish nationalist, once a harsh critic of Belgium’s French-speaking southern region and its socio-economic ...
The country’s tense negotiations hinged on taxing and social spending — and they highlight issues facing Europe, and Western ...
Belgium's record for the longest period without a government was set after the 2010 election, when it took 541 days to form a ...
With its new government, Belgium joins a growing list of European countries led by nationalist forces such as Meloni's Italy ...
New right-wing Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever said he wants to cool the European Union's "regulatory fervour" to boost ...
In an interview with Kurdistan24 correspondent Barzan Hassan, De Wever outlined his administration’s commitment to ...
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Investing.com -- Belgium's new government took office on Monday, led by the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, which emerged victorious in the election held eight months ago.
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