Belgian King Philip I on Friday did not accept the resignation of Prime Minister Bart De Wever, who offered it on Monday due to disagreements within the governing coalition over next year's state budget. De Wever thus remains in office for now and is to continue negotiations with coalition partners. aktuality.sk ↗
The monarch met with the prime minister after unsuccessful budget negotiations. Philip I gave the head of government until November 16 to try to resolve the dispute within the coalition and resume negotiations on the budget proposal. The king's decision means that De Wever's government continues for now, and the question of its further future remains open. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
The prime minister offered his resignation after the coalition parties failed to reach agreement on budget measures for next year. The dispute has raised uncertainty regarding the stability of the Belgian government and its ability to push through the budget proposal. ORF ↗
De Wever is to once again focus on negotiations with coalition representatives in the coming days. The outcome of these negotiations may determine whether the prime minister remains in office even after the deadline set by the king expires. It is not yet known whether the parties will manage to find a compromise. Politico Europe ↗
Belgian King Philip I did not accept Prime Minister De Wever's resignation
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Belgický kráľ Filip I. neprijal demisiu premiéra Barta De Wevera.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 12:23 06.11.
Belgický kráľ Kráľ Filip I. odmietol prijať demisiu premiéra Barta De Wevera
aktuality.sk
| 12:19 06.11.
Belgický kráľ neprijal demisiu premiéra, o rozpočte má ďalej rokovať
teraz.sk
| 12:10 06.11.
Belgický premiér sa stretne s kráľom
teraz.sk
| 09:08 06.11.
Belgický premiér sa stretne s kráľom, zrejme sa rozhodne o budúcnosti vlády
svet.sme.sk
| 07:14 06.11.
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