Belgium

Capital : Bruxelles
Population:11 358 952 people
Area: 30 528 км²
Multilinguall
Profile

According to (Valasek, 1990) Belgium is divided into four linguistic regions: monolingual Netherlandic region, French, German and Netherlandic - French region of Brussel's

Languages
There are three official languages that are established in Belgium:
Dutch, French and German.
(amcham.be)

Language in education
The significance of language skills is emphasized through the education system by learning a second official language in elementary school and a third language – typically English – in high school.
In the Brussels-Capital Region, the languages of education are Dutch or French, as the parents choose. (ExpatsInBrusssel.com)

Currently around 80% of the population in Brussels speak French as their first language. This is the language most used on the streets of Brussels and in most establishments.
Nevertheless, all city services are both in French and Dutch.
Unfortunate division.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-17208922
http://languageknowledge.eu/countries/belgium
Language in media and daily life

Government
Politics are to decide what language to use in their speech, as in Belgian Parlament, there are a lot multi-lingual EU communities who are always ready to translate.
Official communication with government (TAX PAPERS, PASSPORT) must be in official language of the region or the community.
At the same moment citizens are able to communicate with government by the language of their choice. (travelertips.org)

Television
No united and national television at all (language division)
There is no single company operating TV channels in both the Flemish and the French part.
Flemish channels are controlled by Flemish law and the French speaking ones are controlled by the French community. (en.wikipedia.org)

Language laws
1878 law on the use of languages consisted of enforced language rights for Dutch speaking people in Flanders
1898 law of Equality it made Dutch an official on equal footing with French. (researchgate.net)

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