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     • As a result of the federal system, Belgium now has to share power between seven different entities (and six governments) – which are all composed of different kinds of party coalitions.
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     Belgian politics for dummies: Who is in power where?

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   • It took nearly 500 days of political horse-trading for Belgium to welcome in a new coalition government, led by Alexander De Croo. And it's the second time in 10 years that Belgians have seen that happen.

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   Is Belgian politics in crisis?

   • Belgian politics is in crisis — again. After June elections opened a pathway to the quick formation of a new five-party national government, negotiations became bogged down this month over who ought to shoulder the burden for shrinking the country’s budgetary hole. So far, so Belgian.

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   Which party will become the main political force in Belgium?

   • Despite polls predicting that the far-right, anti-immigration Vlaams Belang party would become the main political force in the country with 11.5 million inhabitants, the right-wing nationalist New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) retained its first spot, with an expected 22% of the votes, according to provisional results provided by the Interior ministry.

   Complex coalition talks loom in Belgium after Flemish nationalist

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   Does Belgium have a national election?

   • Belgium doesn’t really have what you could call a “national” election. Most Flemish voters can only vote for Flemish parties, and French speakers can vote for French-speaking parties. In Brussels, Belgians can pick and choose. (There’s even a tiny German-speaking minority that elects its own parliament to oversee cultural policy.)

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   Who dominated Belgium's general elections on Sunday?

   • BRUSSELS (AP) — Flemish nationalist parties dominated general elections in Belgium on Sunday as Prime minister Alexander De Croo’s liberal party took a hit, with difficult coalition talks to form a new government now looming.

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   Does Belgium have a 'compromise'?

   • “Compromise is inscribed into the Belgian political system.” Nonetheless, one party finds itself isolated: Despite its electoral success, Vlaams Belang will be excluded from the national government formation. At least one French-speaking party is required to be part of the government, and none of them would be willing to cooperate with it.

   From Vivaldi to Arizona: Belgium’s election results explained

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › world-europe-54378950Why Belgian struggle for identity could tear country apart - BBC

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   Oct 3, 2020 · The new government to which Mr de Roover objects is a seven-party coalition which includes Greens, Socialists and Liberals in a marriage of convenience with Flemish Christian Democrats. The far...

4. www.theparliamentmagazine.eu › news › articleBelgium’s election results explained - The Parliament Magazine

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   Jul 8, 2024 · Coalition talks are making rapid progress, by Belgian standards at least. After last month’s election, which saw a strong Flemish right and the socialists ousted from their southern stronghold, what does Belgium’s political future hold? The Belgian parliament in Brussels.

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6. www.politico.eu › article › bart-de-wever-paulBelgium’s make-or-break election, explained - POLITICO

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   May 31, 2024 · The right-wing New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) could gain around 20 percent, potentially making it a kingmaker in coalition talks. Vlaams Belang wants to split the country in coming years, starting with a “declaration of sovereignty” backed by a Flemish majority if they form a regional government. N-VA has dismissed separatism in the short term ...

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   Aug 23, 2024 · Belgium’s King Philippe tried to plot a way out of the country’s political crisis on Friday after coalition talks collapsed over a budget row a day earlier. He appointed Maxime Prévot, leader of the Walloon centrist Committed Ones party, as “mediator.”

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8. www.politico.eu › article › belgian-crisis-nationalBelgium’s gonna Belgium: Budget row blows up coalition talks

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Belgian politics is in crisis — again. After June elections opened a pathway to the quick formation of a new five-party national government, negotiations became bogged down this month over who ought to shoulder the burden for shrinking the country’s budgetary hole. So far, so Belgian.

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9. www.theparliamentmagazine.eu › news › articleDeal reached on new Belgian government - The Parliament Magazine

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   Sep 30, 2020 · The government will comprise a seven-party coalition across four political groups that has been dubbed the Vivaldi Coalition, with the colours of the four largest parties (Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats; Green/Ecolo; The Socialist Party, and the Christian Democratic and Flemish Party) reflecting the four seasons of the year.

10. apnews.com › article › eu-belgium-federal-electionsComplex coalition talks loom in Belgium after Flemish ...

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    Jun 10, 2024 · Belgium is split along linguistic lines, with francophone Wallonia in the south and Dutch-speaking Flanders in the north, and governments are invariably formed by coalitions made of parties from both regions.