Belgium is divided into three linguistic communities: Flemish, French, and German. It is also divided into three regions: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels. The country's primary issue is language, with no national narrative but two opposing stories in Dutch and French. The result is a dialogue of the deaf, causing political dysfunction. The country has a highly federalized system that spreads power widely, leading to a divided nation. There are no national political parties, newspapers, TV channels, or standard school curriculums. The leading francophone newspaper questions the sense in maintaining a country without compromise.
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