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12 February 2026

Today, the European Parliament is voting on the so-called Danielsson report, which proposes measures to crack down on rogue contractors and subcontractors across the European Union. For N-VA, the report goes too far. However, the delegation fully supports the call for stronger enforcement and cross …

12 February 2026

Following the informal European summit on competitiveness in Alden Biesen, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever sounded the alarm about the future of European industry—the backbone of our prosperity. “We need to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. But if that leads to Europe’s deindustrialisation, …

11 February 2026

Belgium must transpose the European pay transparency directive into national law by 7 June 2026 at the latest. The directive aims to narrow the pay gap between men and women — a laudable objective. But according to Axel Ronse, leader of the N-VA group in the Belgian Chamber of Representatives, …

11 February 2026

In the HLN podcast Het Rapport van de Wetstraat, Prime Minister Bart De Wever reacted sharply after seven parties entered into talks to form a Brussels government without the N-VA. What particularly sticks in his craw is Anders’ sudden willingness to come to the table without the N-VA—apparently …

10 February 2026

Today, the European Parliament overwhelmingly approved the agreement setting out the conditions for applying the new rules on so-called “safe third countries.” Member States will now be able to determine whether a non-EU country qualifies as a safe third country. “With this new legislation, we are …

10 February 2026

Today, the European Parliament votes on the European Central Bank’s 2025 Annual Report, drafted by Member of the European Parliament Johan Van Overtveldt. In his report, the Chair of the Committee on Budgets calls for a renewed focus on the core principles of monetary policy: price stability, …