Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - On March 8, 2025, around 1,700–2,300 people protested in Ghent for International Women's Day. Organised by Collectief 8 Maars Gent (35+ groups), they criticised policies…
We are heading to a new military conflict, but not in Europe. It is inevitable…
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Postal workers in Wallonia and Brussels are protesting the post's…
The USA has pivoted from Europe to the Pacific immediately in the aftermath of the…
Burger King, the globally recognised fast-food chain, has found itself under scrutiny regarding its stance…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Residents and officials in the city centre of Ghent reported hearing intermittent Tarzan cries after…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Ghent city council must reshape its communication strategy, according to Ombudswoman Evelien Bekaert, by sharing…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister, Petra De Sutter, is running to be rector of Ghent University…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Graffitistraatje (Werregarenstraatje) in Ghent is now a pedestrian-only street. Senator Stephanie D'Hose and Alderman…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - On January 25, 2025, 60 Vlaams Belang supporters protested peacefully at El Paso Park in…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - IVAGO is launching a glass recycling project in Brugse Poort for 4,000 families by February…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Een Hart Voor Vluchtelingen, a non-profit in Ghent, aids refugees and asylum seekers, providing essential…
Ghent (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Raf Verbeke, an activist in Ghent, faced a disastrous fire that ruined his home and…
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