The New Flemish Alliance is a relatively young political party, founded in the autumn of 2001. Being one of the successors of the People's Union (Volksunie) party which existed from 1954–2001, it is, however, based on an established political tradition.

Feb 2, 2025 · After seven months of negotiations, five parties have finally struck a coalition deal to form a new federal government under future prime minister Bart De Wever. The New Flemish Alliance leader and Antwerp mayor is due to be sworn in as Belgium’s new prime minister by King Philippe on Monday morning.

Feb 3, 2025 · For the first time ever, Belgium will be led by a separatist Flemish Nationalist, Bart De Wever. He stressed that he is up for a tough job, with Belgium having one of the worst budgets in the Western world and already being one of the highest-taxed industrialised countries.

Jan 31, 2025 · Belgium reached an agreement to form a coalition government on Friday, the nation’s monarchy announced, ending seven months of partisan squabbling over deeply unpopular proposed cuts to social...

Michael Freilich (born 1980 in Antwerp) is a Belgian journalist and politician for the Flemish nationalist and conservative New Flemish Alliance party. He was elected to the Belgian Chamber of Representatives in 2019.

Political parties in Belgium struck a deal on Friday to form a broad coalition government. The announcement concluded months of talks that followed federal elections in June last year. The...

Jan 31, 2025 · Belgium will have a coalition government led for the first time by the right-wing N-VA party, news agency Belga reported on Friday evening, after more than six months of negotiations. The country's...

In July 2013 Albert II, who had represented a significant unifying force throughout his reign, abdicated in favour of his son Philippe.

Jun 9, 2024 · The New Flemish Alliance, a party that seeks greater autonomy for the Dutch-speaking northern half of Belgium, was poised in the national elections to become the country’s largest.

Feb 3, 2025 · After nearly eight months of political deadlock following the June 9 election, Belgium is set to finally form a new government, with Bart De Wever, leader of the right-wing New Flemish Alliance, poised to become prime minister.