Béatrice Delvaux
Béatrice Delvaux (b. 1960) is a Belgian journalist. She joined Brussels daily Le Soir in 1984, and was formerly Economy bureau chief before becoming editor in chief in 2001.
Updated: 23 April 2010
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By Béatrice Delvaux
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United States-EU: Obama and Europe are facing the same battles
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Government crisis: Does Belgium still make any sense?
23 April 2010547 Le Soir Brussels
The newly re-elected US president and his European counterparts are facing the same challenge, writes the editor of Belgian daily Le Soir: to prove that a tolerant society and social solidarity are possible. 
The ever-strained relations between Flemish and French-speaking Belgians, which came to a head over the proposed breakup of the bilingual voting district of Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde, are tenser than ever now after prime minister Yves Leterme resigned yesterday. And now more than ever before, the very existence of Belgium is on the line. So is there still any point in keeping the country intact? wonders Le Soir’s editor-in-chief.