Belgium Targets €10 Billion in Budget Savings by Mid-October
Belgian PM Bart De Wever's government sets €10 billion budget savings target by mid-October, exceeding the €7.7 billion EU minimum.
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Belgian PM Bart De Wever's government sets €10 billion budget savings target by mid-October, exceeding the €7.7 billion EU minimum.
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Belgium's Chamber of Representatives approves the 2026 budget adjustment, a technical fix that sets the stage for tough multi-year fiscal negotiations.
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.
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Les Engagés proposes a 0.3% tax on financial wealth over €500,000, sparking fierce opposition from coalition partner MR amid Belgium's budget crisis.
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Chinese researchers urge cutting export tax rebates after a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus to boost household spending and ease trade tensions.
Belgium's Arizona coalition unveils a €6.7 billion savings plan by 2029, with measures on salary indexation, pensions, energy taxes, and air travel.
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