The Belgian government has unveiled plans to reorganise federal administrations, targeting €300 million in savings through mergers, new agencies, and streamlined services, while preserving institutional autonomy and expanding spending reviews to curb costs and improve efficiency
The measures, part of a broader effort to control migration, include tighter rules on family reunification, increased detention capacity, and reduced social benefits for asylum seekers. Critics warn the changes will not only exacerbate human suffering but could also lead to greater instability and higher costs for the country in the long run
