Exactly 192 days since the June election, Belgian political parties have finally succeeded in forming a new government, albeit only a temporary one. On Thursday (19 December), outgoing Belgian prime ...

Magnette, whose long political career includes leading the Walloon region, now faces the challenge of keeping the communists at bay in the south of Belgium. Georges-Louis Bouchez: The president of the ...

BRUSSELS -- In the midst of Europe's worst economic crisis in generations, Belgium has been without a fully functioning government for more than 530 days . Squabbling Belgian politicians were ...

And while Belgium’s political parties are linguistically split and mostly stay out of each other’s electoral districts, Flemings and Walloons are far from divorced in the political realm.

The parties in the political mainstream have long struggled to come together in key moments, and Belgium has become famous for taking record time to form shaky, multiparty coalitions.

With 280 days before the Belgian elections, the Workers' Party of Belgium (PTB/The Left), Reformist Movement (MR/Renew), social-liberal party DéFI and the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA/ECR) have ...

Political parties in Belgium agreed on Friday to form a new government, the office of Belgian King Philippe said, ending almost eight months of complicated talks that followed the election victory ...

Classifying parties as populist Although experts generally agree that populist political leaders or parties display high ...

Belgian political parties continued to display their support for the MRND between 1990 and 1994. This support continued in refugee camps in Zaire and in Belgium after the genocide.