AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBudget Crisis: King Philippe rejected Prime Minister Bart De Wever’s resignation and sent the coalition back to negotiations over a €10 billion savings plan. De Wever must report on progress by November 16. Migration: Parliament approved a contested law allowing police to search the homes of some people ordered to leave Belgium, subject to a judge’s approval. Rights groups warn it threatens privacy. Flight Disruptions: Bomb hoaxes continued across Europe; two flights from Brussels landed safely in Sofia after alerts. Brussels and Ukraine: Zelensky is seeking concrete post-war security guarantees after talks in Brussels on Ukraine’s security and reconstruction. Digital Rules: The European Commission accused TikTok’s recommendation feed of creating harmful “rabbit holes” and ordered changes, or the company could face a major fine. Cybersecurity: Belgian supermarkets were among those hit by attacks on refrigeration systems, prompting a national investigation.
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