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Belgium fiscal policy and budgetary reforms

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Latest: Belgium debates budget reforms and family allowance cuts

Belgium is navigating significant fiscal challenges involving both capital mobilization and deficit reduction. Initially, policymakers focused on reforming the country’s €300 billion in dormant, low-interest savings to r

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Local residential development and urban planning disputes

2 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Residential developments spark community discussions in Deurne and Herselt

Local authorities and residents in various Belgian and Dutch municipalities are navigating the complexities of residential development and urban planning. In Zottegem, officials are reviewing housing policies to priorit

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Belgian fiscal and budgetary political disputes

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Latest: Flemish government struggles to balance budget amid coalition disputes

Belgian political leaders are engaged in intense disputes regarding budget deficits and taxation strategies. Initially, national political figures such as Georges-Louis Bouchez of the Mouvement Réformateur and Tom Van Gr

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Wallonia-Flanders regional cooperation at Fêtes de Wallonie

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Latest: Flemish Minister-President attends Fêtes de Wallonie

During the 2026 Fêtes de Wallonie in Namur, Flanders was featured as the guest of honor, an event attended by King Philippe and regional leaders. The festivities served as a platform for dialogue regarding inter-regional

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Belgium pension helpline service changes

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Latest: Belgium implements pension helpline changes and school neutrality rules

The Belgian Federal Pension Service (SPF Pensions) has transitioned its free ‘Pensioenlijn’ telephone service (1765) to a standard number, 02 225 17 65, effective September 1, 2026. This change is a cost-saving measure

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