Alexander De Croo

A cost of living squeeze and a bruising battle over oil have made EU leaders wary.

Buy European military tech, says Belgian leader.

Three ministers will share out her portfolios, including Prime Minister Alexander De Croo, who is taking over foreign affairs.

Ukraine’s president invokes Belgium’s wartime experience in appeal to parliament.

Antwerp is the prime destination for Russia’s diamond exports.

Some EU leaders want to intervene in power markets, but that carries ‘costs and drawbacks.’

As large numbers of refugees arrive, Belgian authorities are overwhelmed.

Pandemic barometer to shift to Code Yellow as two-year-old pandemic eases.

Just as coronavirus emergency measures are winding down, some countries are pushing for another financial safety net.

Some of the EU’s major airlines have canceled their flights to Russia. 

But some campaigners say the gesture isn’t transparent and doesn’t go far enough.

The country gets ahead of an EU initiative to determine the status of platform workers.

Changes to rules for schools, restaurants and home-working take effect February 18.

Government cuts VAT on electricity from March 1 to July 1 — and gives a one-off €100 discount.

EU leaders like to appoint digital ministers, but real power is not always in their hands.

Protest against coronavirus restrictions spirals out of control. What’s next?

System will allow authorities to tie coronavirus measures to hospitalization numbers and ICU capacity.

West struggles to find common ground on diplomatic snub to China.

Politicians are facing pressure from employers over the country’s automatic wage hikes.

But the COVID-19 situation will ‘get worse before it gets better,’ says Prime Minister Alexander De Croo.

The decision comes after a court ruling against the government’s move.

Alexander De Croo signals change of heart.

Venues such as cinemas and concert halls will close as of Sunday.

Demonstration comes as national counter-terrorism agency warns the pandemic is fueling polarization.