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Brussels Drug Violence Spikes: One Dead, Increased Police Response
Three shootings in Brussels over three days left one dead and two injured, escalating drug violence and prompting increased police presence and a unified command structure across the city's six police zones, despite government budget constraints.
Brussels Drug Violence Spikes: One Dead, Increased Police Response
Three shootings in Brussels over three days left one dead and two injured, escalating drug violence and prompting increased police presence and a unified command structure across the city's six police zones, despite government budget constraints.
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60% Bias Score
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate marked by procedural disputes and opposition delaying tactics, raising concerns about the planned €23 billion in cuts and a new tax on financial assets.
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate marked by procedural disputes and opposition delaying tactics, raising concerns about the planned €23 billion in cuts and a new tax on financial assets.
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40% Bias Score
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate, marked by procedural disagreements and opposition tactics, with 81 votes in favor and 66 against, amidst concerns over proposed austerity measures and a new wealth tax.
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate, marked by procedural disagreements and opposition tactics, with 81 votes in favor and 66 against, amidst concerns over proposed austerity measures and a new wealth tax.
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40% Bias Score
De Wever: Belgium's Pragmatic New Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, became Belgium's Prime Minister, immediately attending a European defense summit despite initial reluctance and shifting his political focus from Flemish independence to conservative socio-economic and migration policies, securing electora...
De Wever: Belgium's Pragmatic New Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, became Belgium's Prime Minister, immediately attending a European defense summit despite initial reluctance and shifting his political focus from Flemish independence to conservative socio-economic and migration policies, securing electora...
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36% Bias Score
De Wever Sworn In as Belgium's New Prime Minister; Coalition Government Faces Criticism for Lack of Diversity
Bart De Wever, leader of the N-VA party, became Belgium's new prime minister on Monday, leading a coalition government of five parties with 14 ministers, only four of whom are women, sparking concerns about the lack of diversity in the government.
De Wever Sworn In as Belgium's New Prime Minister; Coalition Government Faces Criticism for Lack of Diversity
Bart De Wever, leader of the N-VA party, became Belgium's new prime minister on Monday, leading a coalition government of five parties with 14 ministers, only four of whom are women, sparking concerns about the lack of diversity in the government.
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60% Bias Score
Belgium's New Government Faces Deep Economic and Security Challenges
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, became Belgium's Prime Minister on Monday, eight months after federal elections. His five-party coalition faces a 28 billion euro budget deficit, slow economic growth, high unemployment, and a significant crime problem.
Belgium's New Government Faces Deep Economic and Security Challenges
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, became Belgium's Prime Minister on Monday, eight months after federal elections. His five-party coalition faces a 28 billion euro budget deficit, slow economic growth, high unemployment, and a significant crime problem.
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40% Bias Score
Belgian Government Faces Fierce Opposition Over Budget Cuts and Tax Plan
The inaugural Belgian parliamentary debate devolved into a grueling, multi-day session marked by intense opposition scrutiny of the government's planned €18 billion budget cuts and a controversial "surplus value tax," exposing deep ideological rifts within the coalition.
Belgian Government Faces Fierce Opposition Over Budget Cuts and Tax Plan
The inaugural Belgian parliamentary debate devolved into a grueling, multi-day session marked by intense opposition scrutiny of the government's planned €18 billion budget cuts and a controversial "surplus value tax," exposing deep ideological rifts within the coalition.
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56% Bias Score
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate that ended around 2:30 AM, with 81 votes in favor and 66 against; the lengthy process involved disagreements over procedure and questions about the budget's feasibility.
Belgian Parliament Approves De Wever's Coalition Agreement After 40-Hour Debate
The Belgian parliament approved Prime Minister De Wever's coalition agreement after a 40-hour debate that ended around 2:30 AM, with 81 votes in favor and 66 against; the lengthy process involved disagreements over procedure and questions about the budget's feasibility.
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40% Bias Score
Belgian Prime Minister De Wever's Pragmatic Start
Bart De Wever, the newly sworn-in 54-year-old Prime Minister of Belgium, immediately attended a European defense summit in Brussels after his inauguration, showcasing his pragmatic approach to governance; his popularity is attributed to his effective political strategy and TV appearances.
Belgian Prime Minister De Wever's Pragmatic Start
Bart De Wever, the newly sworn-in 54-year-old Prime Minister of Belgium, immediately attended a European defense summit in Brussels after his inauguration, showcasing his pragmatic approach to governance; his popularity is attributed to his effective political strategy and TV appearances.
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40% Bias Score
Belgium Forms Right-Leaning Government, Shifting Power to Regions
Belgium's new federal government, formed after 236 days of negotiations and led by Flemish nationalist Bart De Wever, aims to weaken the federal state and shift power to regional entities, reflecting a rightward political turn and aligning with similar trends across Europe.
Belgium Forms Right-Leaning Government, Shifting Power to Regions
Belgium's new federal government, formed after 236 days of negotiations and led by Flemish nationalist Bart De Wever, aims to weaken the federal state and shift power to regional entities, reflecting a rightward political turn and aligning with similar trends across Europe.
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48% Bias Score
De Wever Becomes Belgium's Prime Minister, Unveiling Ambitious Reform Agenda
On February 3, 2025, Bart De Wever, a Flemish nationalist, became Belgium's Prime Minister, leading a coalition government ("Arizona") focused on fiscal reforms, increased defense spending (reaching 2% of GDP by 2029 and 2.5% by 2034), stricter immigration, and pension adjustments.
De Wever Becomes Belgium's Prime Minister, Unveiling Ambitious Reform Agenda
On February 3, 2025, Bart De Wever, a Flemish nationalist, became Belgium's Prime Minister, leading a coalition government ("Arizona") focused on fiscal reforms, increased defense spending (reaching 2% of GDP by 2029 and 2.5% by 2034), stricter immigration, and pension adjustments.
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44% Bias Score
De Wever Sworn In as Belgium's Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the N-VA party, was sworn in as Belgium's new prime minister on Friday after a seven-month coalition negotiation, marking the first time a Flemish nationalist holds the office. The 81-seat majority government aims to address a 4.4% budget deficit and implement pension reform...
De Wever Sworn In as Belgium's Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the N-VA party, was sworn in as Belgium's new prime minister on Friday after a seven-month coalition negotiation, marking the first time a Flemish nationalist holds the office. The 81-seat majority government aims to address a 4.4% budget deficit and implement pension reform...
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44% Bias Score
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