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Thursday 16:56

Prime Minister Bart De Wever has obtained a 50-day deadline to reach a budget agreement within the divided government coalition.

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The government coalition in Belgium, which is in disagreement over budgetary issues, has received a new deadline of 50 days to reach an agreement, announced by Prime Minister Bart De Wever in front of the deputies. De Wever requested this extension from King Philippe, expressing his regret over the persistent misunderstandings between the coalition parties. The King emphasized the importance of all parties taking responsibility to establish a clear budgetary trajectory.

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Bart De Wever, the Prime Minister of Belgium, has called for EU states to collaborate in using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, warning about the risks of Russian retaliation.
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The Prime Minister of Belgium, Bart De Wever, postponed the European Union's plan to provide Ukraine with a significant loan, estimated at 140 billion euros, which would have been guaranteed by frozen Russian assets.
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A judge from Antwerp warns that drug trafficking is turning Belgium into a narco state, requesting federal government assistance to combat corruption and violence.
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