In 2010 snap general elections were held in both the Netherlands and Belgium due to the government dissolution resulted from their respective political crises. Since no single majority party had been elected who met the conditions of forming a one-party government in either of these two countries，grueling negotiations had been undergone before the formation of the new governments. However，the political crises have not exerted too great a negative effect on the economy of both countries，which began to recover gradually. Very severe political and social problems have been exposed in the Belgian general election，which once brought the state to the verge of being split. On the other hand，both the political and economic situations of Luxembourg remain steady，but it was forced by the international pressures to reform its banking legislation in relation to taxation. In the field of foreign relations，all the three Benelux countries propose introducing the ‘no-nukes’ idea into the discussions about the ‘New Strategic Concept’ of the NATO and called on the US to withdraw as soon as possible all the nuclear weapons stationed in Europe.