
King Philippe rejected Prime Minister Bart De Wever's offer to resign and gave the coalition additional time for budget negotiations.
Belgian King Philippe rejected Prime Minister Bart De Wever's offer to resign and gave the coalition time to agree on a new cost-cutting budget.
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The ruling coalition in Belgium is in disagreement over a cost-cutting budget.
NEWS CENTER/ Belgium's King Philippe rejected Prime Minister Bart De Wever's offer to resign on Friday and gave the ruling coalition more time to agree on a new cost-cutting budget, AFP reported, citing a statement from the palace.
In the statement, it was said, "The king decided to reject the resignation of the prime minister and asked him to continue budget negotiations immediately. The prime minister will inform the king on Monday, November 16."
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