Belgian fans are split on country’s World Cup prospects
Belgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The upcoming World Cup is an opportune time to consider Belgium’s prospects – and also the current state of the domestic game. To take stock of…
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Belgian Courts Urge €100 Million Funding to Rectify Justice Underfunding
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgian judicial bodies call for a €100 million boost to address underfunding, reduce workload, and enact legislative reforms to ensure a fair and efficient justice system…
Hasselt’s Cycling Revolution: New Bike Path 24/7 Campus Model Promote Sustainable Transportation
Hasselt (Brussels Morning) - Hasselt is enhancing cycling infrastructure, including a new two-way bike path and upgraded service road, with a focus on student accessibility and a 24/7 campus model.…
Brussels Secondary Schools Introduce Free Menstrual Product Dispensers
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Brussels equips secondary schools with menstrual product dispensers after successful pilot projects, aiming to tackle period poverty and provide support for menstruating students. Free products combat…
Wallonia Implements Ban on Arms Transit Following Probe
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Wallonia, led by Minister-President Elio Di Rupo, bans arms transit to Israel following media revelations of munitions shipments despite previous commitments. Amnesty International praises the decision…
PM Alexander De Croo Secures €977 Million Belgium’s Aid for Ukraine
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Ukraine and Belgium inked a security pact, with Belgium committing €977 million and 30 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. The deal, spanning ten years, also focuses…
The Battle Against EEHV: Saving Elephants from a Deadly Disease in Mechelen
Mechelen (Brussels Morning) - The elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) is a significant threat to young elephants causing acute hemorrhagic disease. It is omnipresent in captive and wild populations with nearly…
EU Council Renews Syrian Sanctions and Extends Humanitarian Exemption
Brussels - The EU extended restrictive measures against Syria until June 2025, targeting 316 individuals and 86 entities, while maintaining humanitarian exemptions. The EU has provided over €35 billion in…
EU Commission Allocates €201 Million for Humanitarian Aid in the Sahel and Lake Chad
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Commission grants €201 million for humanitarian aid in Sahel and Lake Chad, targeting food security, health care, and protection for vulnerable populations. The European…
Controversy at Ghent University: Arrests, Investigations and Conflicting Claims
Ghent (Brussels Morning) - Over 200 students at University Forum UFO support Palestine urging Ghent University to cut ties with Israel. Ten students caused trouble at the rectorate leading to…
Leuven bridge accident ruled a human mistake no criminal charges
Leuven (Brussels Morning) -The investigation into the 2021 incident at the Vaartkom bridge in Leuven found that the cause was a mistake by an individual leading to the bridge being…
Stork Conservation in Action: Geel’s Nesting Project
Geel (Brussels Morning) - Storks returned to Geel, Belgium nesting successfully with five chicks. Conservation efforts include ringing chicks for tracking. Storks play a vital role in the local ecosystem.…
Farmers Protest in Brussels: Plastic Cows for Fair Prices
Brussel (Brussels Morning) - Farmers peacefully protested in Brussels with plastic cows demanding fair prices due to declining profits. Police presence was calm, highlighting concerns over unequal profit distribution in…
Greenery Disappears: Anderlecht’s Development Dilemma
Anderlecht (Brussels Morning) - Residents in Erasmus-Ketel, Anderlecht are dissatisfied with the lack of green spaces and artificial greenery citing concerns about environmental impact and biodiversity. People in Erasmus-Ketel, Anderlecht…
Pedaling Protest: Antwerp Student Designs Bike to Critique City Infrastructure
Antwerp (Brussels Morning) - Alec Geluykens designed a creative bike for his master's project highlighting Antwerp's cycling issues through unique features and a humorous approach. Alec Geluykens really went all…
US tariffs aimed at China may end up hitting Europe
Washington (Brussels Morning) - The imposition of tariffs by the White House on Chinese imports, particularly in strategic sectors such as steel, aluminum, semiconductors, and electric vehicles, signals a significant…
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