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23 April 2025

The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) has approved Assita Kanko’s position on the Entry/Exit System (EES) with an overwhelming majority. “After eight years of stagnation, it’s time to act decisively. This system protects both our citizens and our …

22 April 2025

The Energy Committee of the Belgian Federal Parliament has approved the repeal of the 2003 law on the nuclear phase-out. The bill now only requires approval from the full chamber. “This government is sending a clear signal to the world: nuclear energy has a future in this country,” said MP Bert …

14 April 2025

It’s finally happening: unemployment benefits will now be time-limited. But that’s not the only issue the federal government has resolved. Asylum and migration laws are also being tightened, and additional funding has been allocated to defence and justice. Below are the key pillars of what has …

3 April 2025

According to Prime Minister Bart De Wever, the American tariffs could also be an opportunity for Europe to make tough decisions that have been postponed for years — such as deepening the European single market. “In life, it’s often the case that when you’re put under intense external pressure, you …

29 March 2025

Following the general strike on Monday, March 31, Minister of Pensions Jan Jambon shared a video message in both national languages, explaining the need for pension reform. “It’s a difficult message. Still, we must take responsibility, because we believe our children and grandchildren also deserve …

28 March 2025

Nine months after the elections, Brussels still lacks a fully functioning government due to a veto by PS leader Ahmed Laaouej against N-VA's participation. In an interview with Knack, Flemish Minister for Brussels and Media Cieltje Van Achter states that the PS is undermining the institutional …