On 15 December 2006, shortly before the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the European Union, the French-speaking Belgian daily newspaper La Libre Belgique speculates on future enlargements of the Union, championed by some Member States and opposed by others.

Le 4 octobre 2003, dans un entretien accordé au quotidien La Libre Belgique, Guy Verhofstadt, Premier ministre et chef de la délégation belge, évoque son point de vue sur l'importance des travaux de la Conférence intergouvernementale (CIG), dont l'objectif est de mettre au point le texte final de la future Constitution européenne, destinée à modifier et à remplacer le contenu des traités existants.

On 1 February 1949, as debates are being held on the subject of a united Europe, the daily newspaper La Libre Belgique publishes an article in which Belgian Senator Paul Struye speculates on the role and powers of a future European Assembly.

In an article published in the daily newspaper La Libre Belgique on 28 February 2008, on the 50th anniversary of the constituent meeting of the European Parliamentary Assembly, Paul Collowald, former correspondent for the French daily newspaper Le Monde in Strasbourg and former official of the Community institutions, describes the first steps of the Assemblies of the Council of Europe and the European Communities.

On 4 September 1991, the Belgian daily newspaper La Libre Belgique considers the confrontation between federalists and confederalists over the redefining of links between the Republics at the Extraordinary Congress of People’s Deputies of the USSR.

Le 2 février 1990, le quotidien belge La Libre Belgique revient sur les promesses d'aides accordées par la Communauté économique européenne (CEE) à la Pologne à l'issue de la première visite officielle en Belgique du Premier ministre polonais, Tadeusz Mazowiecki.

In an article published in the daily newspaper La Libre Belgique on 3 December 1999, on the eve of the Helsinki European Council and 30 years after the Hague Summit, Paul Collowald, former Deputy Spokesman at the European Commission, comments on the association of young people with the development of the European integration process.

On 14 March 1991, in an article published in the daily newspaper La Libre Belgique, Paul Collowald, former Deputy Spokesman at the European Commission, looks at the use of the expression ‘common home’ since it was first coined by the German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in 1951.

In an article published in the daily newspaper La Libre Belgique on 29 September 1983, following the Stuttgart European Council and on the 20th anniversary of Robert Schuman’s death, Paul Collowald, former Director in the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Press and Information, emphasises the essential role of the former French Foreign Minister for Europe.