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Europe finally moves forward with digital border control

19 May 2025

After years of deadlock, a political agreement has finally been reached on the implementation of the European Entry/Exit System (EES). MEP Assita Kanko, the lead negotiator for the European Parliament, called it “a breakthrough where security, responsibility, and common sense come together.” From …

Belgian military aid to Ukraine approved: “Also an investment in our own economy”

16 May 2025

The Council of Ministers today approved Belgium’s military aid package to Ukraine for 2025. A significant portion of the support will be delivered through Belgian companies. “This aid is not just an act of solidarity with the Ukrainian people, who are bravely fighting for their freedom—it’s also an …

Bert Wollants: “We’re shifting from a law against nuclear energy to one that supports it”

15 May 2025

Today, the Belgian Parliament will vote on a complete overhaul of the nuclear phase-out law. The legislation is getting more than just a new name—the law on nuclear energy for industrial electricity production—it’s also taking on a completely new direction. “We’re shifting from a law that was …

Belgium and Poland aim for strong military cooperation

13 May 2025

Belgium and Poland are stepping up their military cooperation. That’s the core message of the declaration of intent signed in Warsaw by Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken. The focus lies on air defence and the joint development of military capabilities. “Poland is making massive investments …

N-VA and Arizona coalition submit resolution on Gaza humanitarian crisis and Middle East peace process

13 May 2025

The N-VA, together with other Arizona coalition parties, has submitted a resolution condemning the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza and calling for a renewed push toward peace in the Middle East.“The human suffering and atrocities in Gaza are unbearable. We urge our government to urgently and …

Bart De Wever: “Our reforms have long been the norm elsewhere”

12 May 2025

To mark his first 100 days as Prime Minister, Bart De Wever appeared on VTM Nieuws. The conversation covered budget cuts, national debt, and defence spending. “What’s in the coalition agreement won’t be enough to fix the budget,” he warned. Everyone has to do their part – including politicians The …

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