Belgium's Prime Minister Charles Michel holds a news conference in Brussels, Belgium December 8, 2018. REUTERS/Eric Vidal
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel relaunched his government on Sunday as a minority administration after the biggest party in his coalition quit in a dispute over signing the U.N. migration compact.
Michel met King Philippe to remould his government as a three-party coalition of his French-speaking liberal MR and two Flemish parties, the centre-right CD&V and Open VLD, after the departure of the Flemish N-VA following four years together.
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