Flemish separatists have once again emerged as the largest force in Belgian politics following national parliamentary elections on Sunday, with almost 95% of votes counted. The conservative New Flemish Alliance (NVA) is projected to come first with 18% of the vote, while the more extreme Vlaams Belang (Flemish Interest) is expected win the second largest share of the vote with 15%. The Dutch-speaking Flemish are the majority in Belgium, but the electoral system is engineered to ensure a balance of power between French and Dutch-speaking regions. With seat projections still changing by the minu…