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5 October 2026

The Brussels Government is promising a balanced budget by 2029, but according to N-VA group leader in the Brussels Parliament Gilles Verstraeten, that trajectory is based on uncertain savings, one billion euros kept off budget and barely any structural reforms. “This multi-year budget is built on …

1 October 2026

Minister for Asylum and Migration Anneleen Van Bossuyt is attending today’s meeting of the EU Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) Council in Luxembourg. Ministers will discuss, among other issues, the situation in the Schengen area, cooperation with third countries on returns, and the implementation of …

30 September 2026

In Brussels, jobseekers who are sanctioned by Actiris face no financial consequences in most cases. Last year, only 19.2% of all sanctions resulted in an actual measure, such as a reduction or suspension of benefits, or exclusion from benefits altogether. In more than eight out of ten cases, the …

26 September 2026

Minister for Asylum and Migration Anneleen Van Bossuyt is attending the Munich Migration Meeting this weekend, where she is meeting with a small group of European counterparts to discuss the next steps in European migration policy. For Van Bossuyt, the priorities are clear: stronger European …

23 September 2026

The new policy statement issued by the Flemish Community Commission (VGC) lacks clear choices, concrete figures and a vision for its relationship with Flanders, says N-VA group leader Mathias Vanden Borre. “There is nothing new about this policy statement. It is simply old wine in new bottles. Once …

21 September 2026

Yesterday, Plopsaland De Panne once again provided the setting for our N-VA Family Day, bringing together 10,000 members and supporters for a day packed with adventure, a spectacular performance by Mega Mindy and a passionate political speech by our party president. Amid the thrills and spills of …