The latest developments in Belgian politics are capturing attention as the Vlaamse regering secures a significant summer agreement. On 2025-07-18 18:25:00, key decisions were confirmed, including a €1.56 billion allocation for Fluvius and a new management agreement for the VRT. Meanwhile, the government has decided to delay any appeals against the court ruling on arms exports to Israel.
- Vlaamse regering sluit zomerakkoord van 1,56 miljard
- Nieuwe beheersovereenkomst vastgesteld voor VRT
- Besluit om beroep tegen wapenexport uit te stellen
- Vlaanderen, Wallonië en federale regeringen gevormd
- Brusselse regering blijft nog steeds in afwachting
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Flanders now enjoys the leadership of the regering-Diependaele, Wallonia is governed by the regering-Dolimont, and Bart De Wever heads the federal government. Yet, Brussels remains without a formal government, leaving many to wonder about the next political steps in the capital.
What impact will these agreements have on local governance and public services? And how will the delay in contesting the arms export ruling affect Belgium’s international stance? Let’s explore the essentials of this political update.
How will these decisions shape Belgium’s political landscape moving forward? The summer agreement signals a focus on infrastructure and public broadcasting, but also raises questions about Belgium’s international responsibilities. Key points include:
- €1.56 billion investment to improve Fluvius’ energy grid and services
- Renewed management contract ensuring stability for VRT’s public broadcasting
- Federal government’s strategic pause on appealing the arms export ruling to Israel
- Ongoing uncertainty with no Brussels government yet formed
As Belgium navigates these political developments, citizens and stakeholders should stay informed on how these agreements evolve. Will the Brussels government soon materialize, and what further decisions will shape Belgium’s future? The coming months promise important answers.
