Belgian PM resigns over UN Global migration pact

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has resigned amid pressure on his government after the largest party in his coalition quit over his support for the United Nations global pact on migration, AP reported Tuesday.

Charles Michel told Belgian lawmakers Tuesday that “I am taking the decision to offer my resignation. I am now going to see the king” to inform him, as quoted by AP.

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Largest party withdrew their support to the coalition government

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