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20 October 2021

The Brussels-Capital government reached an agreement on the 2022 budget a week ago. At least, that is what the Brussels MPs understand from the press and what Minister Gatz confirmed during the Finance Committee this week. A week after the agreement and a day before the Brussels government …

20 October 2021

The Brussels N-VA group supports Mayor Close’s call to the federal government to ban street prostitution. But something can also be done at the level of the Brussels-Capital Region. That is why the N-VA is proposing its own prostitution plan as an alternative to Brussels Minister-President Rudi …

20 October 2021

One week after the announcement of the now-famous flight tax, the Vivaldi government is still unable to provide clarity on the extent of this tax. “That’s not how you conduct policy,” said MP Theo Francken, “by imposing a tax on a private company without consultation, without knowing the details …

19 October 2021

“It is time for the European Union to focus once again on that little word ‘Union’, on what unites us: European values, respect for the rule of law and dialogue.” MEP Assita Kanko comments from Strasbourg on the clash between the EU and Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki following a ruling by the …

15 October 2021

“I grew up in a dictatorship and can assure my colleagues in the European Parliament and the Commission that Slovenia is not on its way to becoming a dictatorship.” MEP Assita Kanko does not have the impression that the Slovenian rule of law is being undermined. However, she is shocked by the …

15 October 2021

In 2022, costs of EUR 201.6 million (including VAT) will disappear from electricity bills. A large amount in public service obligations will be borne on a one-off basis by the Energy Fund of Flemish Energy Minister Zuhal Demir to lessen the bill for Flemish families and single people. “Everyone …