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Prime Minister De Wever Temporarily Takes the Debt Brake Off the Table Again, Seeking an Agreement on the Multi-Year Budget After All.

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Following the squabble over Prime Minister Bart De Wever's 'emergency budget', the federal government has decided to continue with what it was doing: drawing up a multi-year budget requiring an effort of 10 billion euros. As of Sunday evening, the negotiations will shift into high gear.

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The federal government meeting in a select committee decided Saturday to focus on developing a multi-year budget rather than putting in place a law of stability, announced the Prime Minister's office, Bart De Wever. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Following the squabble over Prime Minister Bart De Wever's 'emergency budget', the federal government has decided to continue with what it was doing: drawing up a multi-year budget requiring an effort of 10 billion euros. As of Sunday evening, the negotiations will shift into high gear.

·Belgium
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The federal government, meeting in a select committee, decided to focus on developing a multi-year budget rather than putting in place a stability law.

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De Morgen broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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