The coalition government will be led by the conservative New Flemish Alliance party’s Bart De Wever
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Analysis: By Morningstar DBRS The formation of a new government in Belgium is reducing policy uncertainty, but the political stability of the coalition will be tested by European Union fiscal rules calling for fiscal consolidation efforts. The new government led by prime minister Bart De Wever of the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) was sworn into office on Monday after the unveiling of a new five party government coalition three days earlier. An agreement between four centre-right parties (N-VA, CD&V, Mouvement Réformateur, Les Engagés) and one centre-left party (Vooruit), known as “Arizona” because of the respective parties’ colours, was reached after
The coalition government will be led by the conservative New Flemish Alliance party’s Bart De Wever
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