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Erdogan gifted NATO leaders personalized revolvers at the Ankara summit. Belgian PM De Wever discovered his upon landing as Prévot questioned US role.
Belgium's Chamber votes 96-16 to revise Article 195 of the Constitution, initiating the process to abolish the Senate and simplify parliament.
Francophone minister Maxime Prévot calls controversial budget document the 'ugly duckling' of the De Wever government, escalating coalition tensions.
Deputy PM Maxime Prévot reprimands Flemish coalition partners amid growing tensions over budget, taxes, and community divisions in Belgium.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever urges coalition leaders to avoid 'too crazy proposals' as the government races to finalize a federal budget before July 6.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever warns EU economies are being destroyed by unfair Chinese trade practices, calling for a hardened EU strategy.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever leads EU push for tougher trade defense instruments against China as the bloc's trade deficit hits €360 billion.
Belgium paid 27 million euros to keep Doel 4 and Tihange 3 reactors running, the first nuclear subsidies this century amid a push for state takeover.
Belgium firmly opposes increasing its EU budget contribution and rejects customs duties changes, calling proposals 'unacceptable' at EU summit.
New poll shows Vlaams Belang at 26.6% in Flanders, N-VA at 22.1% — its lowest since 2024. Tom Van Grieken outlines strategy as trust erodes.
Anders chairman Frédéric De Gucht predicts PM Bart De Wever will slip up, positioning his struggling liberal party as the ready alternative.
Belgium's Arizona coalition unveils a €6.7 billion savings plan by 2029, with measures on salary indexation, pensions, energy taxes, and air travel.
Chinese Ambassador Fei Shengchao responds to PM De Wever's letter, saying blaming China won't solve Belgium's economic problems.
Maximus Textoris Pulcher, the Scottish Fold rescue cat of Belgian PM Bart De Wever, has surpassed his owner with 218,000 Instagram followers.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever was rebuked by the Speaker for behavior 'at the limit of respect for Parliament' during a heated debate on abolishing the Senate.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever rejects defense spending cuts, calling 2% of GDP for NATO 'carved in marble' amid coalition budget negotiations.
Belgium mourns four killed in a Buggenhout train-bus collision as PM De Wever faces backlash and the budget gap widens.
The Netherlands seeks EU support to use €200B in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, reopening a bitter debate with Belgium over legal and financial risks.
Simon De Wever, son of Belgian PM Bart De Wever, flew in a Fouga Magister training jet at the revived Stampe Forever Fly In in Deurne.