US EditionBudget Impasse Threatens Belgium's Ruling Coalition
- Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever has threatened to resign if his coalition partners do not approve a cost-cutting budget on Thursday.
- De Wever aims to implement 10 billion euros in savings by 2030, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
- The budget impasse is jeopardizing Belgium's fragile governing coalition.
- The governing coalition faces a potential collapse over budgeting issues as De Wever seeks to implement savings.
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Free Malaysia Today NewsBudget impasse threatens Belgium’s ruling coalition
Belgium's fragile governing coalition could be staring at collapse as Prime Minister Bart De Wever threatens to resign unless it approves a cost-cutting budget Thursday. The straight-talking Flemish conservative -- who only became premier in February after seven months of painstaking negotiations -- is seeking to turn the screws on his ruling partners as he
The Arizona government's heavyweights will not see each other this Wednesday evening to negotiate the budget. The impasse is total at this point. But there is still a meagre hope... ...
After speaking privately with his deputy prime ministers and holding a crisis meeting with the N-VA leadership, Prime Minister Bart De Wever has made a decision: he will visit the king on Thursday to set a final deadline "by which it will definitively end," De Tijd has learned.
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