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Belgium has not only six governments - five regional and one federal - throughout Brussels, Wallonia, Flanders and its small German-speaking region, but also a staggering 31,806 politicians and em
The Dutch-speaking Groen party has pulled out of negotiations to form Brussels’ next government over French-speaking parties’ "last-minute" decision to table an ordinance postponing the implementa
Two city associations focused on air pollution, BRAL and Les Chercheurs d'Air, are considering legal action at the Constitutional Court against the proposed postponement of stricter low-emissions
Post-election negotiations aimed at forming Brussels’ next government have stalled after three parties put forth a proposal to postpone stricter low-emission zone (LEZ) standards by two years.
With Brussels’ municipal elections, on 13 October, fast approaching, debate continues on how to advertise the various parties' and candidates' merits.
Belgium remains without a newly formed federal government after negotiations failed to break a deadlock last week.
Catalan independence leader Carles Puigdemont is back in the Belgian residence he uses during his self-imposed exile in Waterloo.
Far fewer non-Belgians have registered to vote in municipal elections in Brussels this year, according to preliminary figures from the interior ministry shared on the last day of registration.
The Brussels region has overturned a ban imposed by Molenbeek that prevented the putting up of election campaign posters in the commune’s shop windows.
