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New Flemish Alliance

The Belgian New Flemish Alliance, known by its Dutch acronym N-VA (Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie), is a nationalist and conservative political party in Belgium that primarily operates in the Flemish-speaking region of Flanders. Founded in the early 21st century, the N-VA has rapidly grown to become one of the leading political forces in Flanders and Belgium as a whole. Its core ideology centers on Flemish nationalism, advocating for the increased autonomy of Flanders and, in its more maximalist positions, the peaceful and gradual secession of Flanders from Belgium to form an independent state.

T…  Læs merehe N-VA's values and political platform are built around several key principles. Firstly, it emphasizes the importance of a strong regional identity, arguing that Flanders has distinct cultural, economic, and social characteristics that warrant greater self-governance. The party believes that devolving more powers to the Flemish government would lead to more efficient and tailored governance for the Flemish people.

Christian Democratic And Flemish

The Belgian Christian Democratic and Flemish party, known by its Dutch acronym CD&V, is a center-right political party in Belgium that primarily represents the Flemish-speaking community. Rooted in Christian democratic ideology, the party places a strong emphasis on social justice, community values, and the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity. This means that while the CD&V advocates for a market economy, it also believes in the importance of the state's role in correcting market failures, protecting the vulnerable, and ensuring that economic growth benefits all segments…  Læs mere of society.

Groen

The Belgian Groen political party, known simply as Groen, is a green, progressive political party in Belgium. Founded in the early 1980s, it emerged from a broader environmental movement that sought to address ecological issues through the political process. The party's core values revolve around sustainability, environmental protection, and social justice, reflecting a commitment to addressing climate change, preserving biodiversity, and promoting a green economy.

Groen advocates for policies that aim to transition Belgium towards renewable energy sources, reduce carbon emissions, and…  Læs mere enhance public transportation to decrease reliance on fossil fuels. The party also emphasizes the importance of social equity and inclusivity, pushing for measures that ensure fair distribution of resources and opportunities across all segments of society. This includes advocating for affordable housing, accessible healthcare, and quality education for all.

Worker’s Party

The Belgian Worker's Party, known in Dutch as Partij van de Arbeid van België (PVDA) and in French as Parti du Travail de Belgique (PTB), is a far-left political party in Belgium. Founded in the early 1970s, it emerged from the student and labor movements of the late 1960s, initially adopting a Marxist-Leninist ideology. Over the years, the party has evolved, and while it retains a strong commitment to Marxist principles, it has also adapted to contemporary political challenges and the changing landscape of the left.

The core values of the Belgian Worker's Party revolve around…  Læs mere social justice, equality, and solidarity. It advocates for the rights of workers, aiming to protect and improve labor conditions, wages, and social security. The party is a staunch defender of public services, arguing for their expansion and against privatization, emphasizing the importance of accessible healthcare, education, and public transportation as fundamental rights.

Vlaams Belang

The Vlaams Belang, which translates to "Flemish Interest," is a right-wing political party in Belgium that primarily operates in the Flemish-speaking region of the country. It emerged from the Vlaams Blok, which was disbanded in 2004 due to a court ruling that found it guilty of racism. Vlaams Belang was then established as its successor, continuing the core ideologies of its predecessor but with an attempt to soften its public image.

The party is known for its strong advocacy of Flemish nationalism and independence. It argues that Flanders, the Dutch-speaking northern part of Belgiu…  Læs merem, would be better off economically and culturally if it were an independent state or had significantly more autonomy than it currently does. This stance is rooted in a broader skepticism towards the Belgian federal structure, which Vlaams Belang sees as inefficient and overly complicated.

Vooruit

The Belgian Vooruit political party, formerly known as sp.a or Socialistische Partij Anders, is a social-democratic political party in Belgium. The name change to Vooruit, meaning "Forward" in Dutch, was announced in 2020 as part of a rebranding effort to modernize the party and broaden its appeal beyond its traditional socialist base. Vooruit is part of the broader European social-democratic movement and is affiliated with the Party of European Socialists (PES).

Vooruit's values are deeply rooted in the principles of social democracy, emphasizing social justice, equality, and…  Læs mere solidarity. The party advocates for policies that aim to reduce social and economic inequalities, support the welfare state, and promote workers' rights. It champions a fair and progressive tax system, quality public services accessible to all, and strong social security systems to protect citizens from the cradle to the grave.

Volt

The Belgian Volt political party is a branch of the pan-European political movement known as Volt Europa, which was founded in March 2017. This movement emerged as a response to growing populism, nationalism, and the perceived stagnation within the traditional political structures of the European Union. Volt aims to transcend the conventional boundaries of national politics by advocating for a more integrated and federal Europe, emphasizing the importance of European unity and cooperation to address continent-wide and global challenges.

Volt Belgium, like its parent organization, is characteri…  Læs merezed by its progressive and pro-European stance. The party's values are deeply rooted in the belief that solutions to issues such as climate change, economic inequality, and migration require collaborative, cross-border policies that go beyond the capabilities of individual nation-states. Volt advocates for a stronger European Union with more competencies in areas like environmental policy, digital transformation, social equality, and economic governance, arguing that a united Europe can better safeguard democracy, uphold human rights, and ensure prosperity for its citizens.

Reformist Movement

The Belgian Reformist Movement, known by its French acronym MR (Mouvement Réformateur), is a liberal and centrist political party in Belgium. It primarily operates in the French-speaking regions of the country, including Wallonia and the Brussels-Capital Region. The party emerged from a merger of several liberal and centrist factions in 2002, aiming to create a unified force that could more effectively promote its values and policies.

The core values of the MR revolve around the principles of liberalism, including a strong belief in individual freedom, economic liberalism, and the prote…  Læs merection of civil liberties. The party advocates for a market economy, believing that economic freedom is essential for individual prosperity and the overall well-being of society. It supports entrepreneurship and the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as key drivers of economic growth and employment.

Ecolo

The Belgian Ecolo political party, short for "Ecologistes Confédérés pour l'organisation de luttes originales," is a green, environmentalist political party in Belgium. Founded in 1980, it operates primarily in the French-speaking regions of Belgium, including Wallonia and the Brussels-Capital Region. Ecolo's formation was driven by the rising global awareness of environmental issues in the late 20th century, and it has since established itself as a key player in Belgian politics, particularly on matters related to environmental protection, sustainabil…  Læs mereity, and social justice.

Open Flemish Liberals And Democrats

The Belgian Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats, commonly abbreviated as Open VLD, is a liberal and centrist political party in Belgium, primarily active in the Flemish-speaking region of the country. The party espouses a liberal ideology, emphasizing individual freedom, economic liberalism, and progressive social policies. Open VLD champions the principles of free market economy, advocating for minimal government intervention in economic affairs, which they believe stimulates entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic growth.

In terms of social policies, Open VLD is known for its progressive…  Læs mere stance on issues such as same-sex marriage, euthanasia, and abortion, reflecting its commitment to individual rights and personal freedoms. The party also places a significant emphasis on education, healthcare, and pension reform, advocating for policies that ensure quality and accessibility while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

The Committed Ones

The Committed Ones, known in French as Les Engagés, is a political party in Belgium that positions itself within the center-right to centrist spectrum of the political landscape. Emerging from the evolution and renaming of the Humanist Democratic Centre (cdH), Les Engagés seeks to represent a modern, humanist approach to politics, emphasizing the importance of social justice, environmental sustainability, and economic responsibility.

The party's values are deeply rooted in the principles of humanism, which prioritize human dignity, freedom, and the importance of community…  Læs mere and solidarity among individuals. Les Engagés advocates for policies that ensure social welfare and protection, aiming to bridge the gap between different socio-economic groups within Belgium. They support the development of a robust social security system, accessible healthcare, and quality education for all, reflecting their commitment to social justice.

DéFI

The Belgian DéFI party, short for Démocrate Fédéraliste Indépendant (Democratic Federalist Independent), is a Francophone liberal political party in Belgium. Originally known as the Fédéralistes Démocrates Francophones (FDF) before rebranding in 2015, DéFI positions itself as a centrist to centre-right party, emphasizing the protection of French-speaking rights, federalism, and strong advocacy for the interests of the Brussels-Capital Region and the French-speaking community in Belgium.

DéFI's values are deeply rooted…  Læs mere in liberal ideology, focusing on individual freedoms, social liberalism, and economic development while ensuring the protection of minority rights within the Belgian federal structure. The party advocates for a more balanced federalism in Belgium, seeking greater autonomy for its regions and communities. It champions the rights of French speakers, particularly in the face of linguistic disputes and tensions within the country's complex political landscape.

Socialistpartiet

The Belgian Socialist political party, known in the French-speaking part of Belgium as the Parti Socialiste (PS) and in the Dutch-speaking part as the Socialistische Partij Anders (sp.a), represents the center-left to left-wing political spectrum in Belgium. These parties, while operating separately due to the linguistic and regional divisions within the country, share a common ideological foundation rooted in socialism and social democracy. Their core values and policies are centered around the principles of equality, social justice, and solidarity.

The Belgian Socialist parties advocate for…  Læs mere a strong welfare state that ensures comprehensive social security, universal healthcare, and equitable access to education for all citizens. They emphasize the importance of reducing social inequalities and protecting the rights of workers, including advocating for fair wages, reasonable working hours, and safe working conditions. Environmental sustainability and the transition to a green economy also form an integral part of their agenda, reflecting a commitment to addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development.