On April 2, the United States announced new import tariffs of 20% on almost all European products, and even higher rates on specific sectors to be determined. This will affect not only Belgian companies, but also our citizens in one way or another, particularly due to a decrease in economic growth. Belgium's growth could be affected, and this at a time when the United States itself is asking us to increase our defense investment spending.

Press release of the Belgian Federal Debt Agency

The Centre for Cyber Security Belgium (CCB) today announced the introduction of a compulsory cyber driving licence for all citizens seeking access to the internet. The measure is part of the new cyber strategy 2026-2030, which aims to Belgium one of the least vulnerable countries in Europe

The Belgian government is alarmed that the United States is putting pressure on European companies to stop their diversity, equality and inclusion programmes. Belgian companies have also received such letters.

Within the framework of the buyback programme provided for in the 2025 financing plan, the Federal Debt Agency has started quoting purchase prices on the Treasury segment (TRS) of MTS Belgium for the buyback of OLO64 (ISIN BE0000324336) as from today, Monday 31 March.

Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency

Press release from the Belgian Debt Agency:

Today, Belgium was informed of Rwanda’s decision to sever diplomatic relations with Belgium and to declare Belgian diplomats in Kigali persona non grata.

Since the introduction of the NIS2 legislation last October, 2410 organizations from critical sectors have registered with the Center for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB). The largest ever cyber security operation in the country is currently underway. During this period, reports of cyber incidents increased by 80%.