Belgium, a small country in northern Europe, is set to hold elections on June 9, with its complex identity and governance structure coming into focus. The country's historical efforts to accommodate divisions between its Dutch-speaking Flemish population and Francophone Walloons have led to a convoluted governance system. The upcoming election is significant as it may impact the country's structure, with the far-right Flemish separatist party expected to gain significant support. The election's outcome could lead to negotiations for far-reaching changes in the country's regional powers. Belgium's voting process is complex due to its federal state structure, and voter turnout is compulsory. Polls indicate a potential win for the far-right Vlaams Belang party, posing challenges for forming a national government. Preliminary results will be announced on June 9, with final results expected within 24 hours.