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Charles Michel (pictured) became the first head of an EU nation to officially condemn the violence perpetrated by the Spanish state against the citizens of Catalonia yesterday when he sen

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The majority of the French citizens who cast their ballot in Belgium on Sunday voted for the centre-right presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron of the movement En Marche!

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Green party leader for the Brussels parliament Bruno De Lille supports the proposal of the Brussels councillor for tourism Philippe Close (pictured) to extend the right to vote in regiona

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Voter confidence in Belgium's prime minister has never been greater, as the current PM Charles Michel's 71% approval rating tops the previous record set by Guy Verhofstadt in March 2008.

The board of directors at the Free University of Brussels (VUB) would like to see all their students given the right to vote directly in the election of a new rector. A definitive decision on the possible reform of the election procedures will be made on 16 September. The VUB would be the first university in Flanders to introduce this policy. “Students are the reason of existence for the university and the VUB has always been a democratic university,” VUB rector Paul De Knop told De Morgen. “Students theref
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The board of directors at the Free University of Brussels (VUB) would like to see all their students given the right to vote directly in the election of a new rector.

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Depending on the region, one-quarter to one-fifth of voters in Belgium are still undecided in the last days before the federal election on Sunday, May 25.

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It is gradually becoming a craze in the Netherlands, but in Belgium the so-called ‘stemfie’ – a photo taken of oneself in the voting booth – is prohibited.

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An estimated 10,000 to 15,000 Belgians have lost their voter summons letters for the upcoming elections on May 25.

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It’s apparent that, for the EU expat, the question of voting in this year’s European Parliament elections is not really a question of why, but how.

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