Belgium’s Position in Europe’s Smoking Mortality Crisis
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium's annual smoking-related deaths reach over 9,000, with men disproportionately affected. Sciensano's study shows inequalities between regions and genders, urging targeted campaigns for lower socio-economic groups…
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Brussels Under Fire: Confronting Drug Trafficking in the Capital
Brussels implements tactics to target drug trafficking hotspots but faces scepticism amid ongoing violence and concerns over community impact. A new police tactic of determining drug trafficking hotspots in Brussels…
Prime Minister De Croo Announces Belgium’s Role in Gaza Aid Project
Belgium (Brussels Morning) - joins humanitarian efforts and aids Gaza via a maritime corridor. Prime Minister De Croo emphasizes the importance of land access for aid. During an event in…
EU Commission President Leads Delegation to Egypt, Reveals €7.4 Billion Assistance Plan
EU leaders announce €7.4 billion aid package, deepen ties with Egypt, aiming to address migrant flows and bolster the economy. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen with other EU leaders…
EU Election 2024: A Global Perspective in the Election
Europe's upcoming election confronts global challenges like conflict, migration, and famine, emphasizing the need for proactive foreign policy solutions. Political experts often say that local issues matter most in politics.…
Massive Protest Against Police Brutality in Brussels
Thousands gathered in Brussels to protest police violence, demanding justice, systemic change, and an end to racial profiling and discrimination. To observe the International Day Against Police Violence, on Friday…
De Croo Urges Israel to Demonstrate it Isn’t Weaponizing Famine
Belgium's (Brussels Morning) Prime Minister, Alexander De Croo, criticizes the lack of humanity in delivering aid to Gaza, urging Israel to ensure humanitarian access. Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo…
European Commission Proposes Reforms to Agricultural Policy Amid Farmer Protests
EU Commission recommends changes to ease burdens, provide flexibility for farmers amidst protests over regulations and sustainability concerns. The European Commission presented to review specific provisions of the Common Agricultural…
European Court of Human Rights to review ban on Moldovan opposition party
Marina Tauber, former Vice Chair of the Shor party, expressed her satisfaction with the ECHR's ruling, emphasizing that "free and equitable elections are fundamental to democracy, and the government's ban…
EU Lawmakers Demand Meta to Abandon ‘Pay or Be Tracked’ Tactic
EU lawmakers urge Meta to drop its controversial 'pay or be tracked' approach, citing concerns over privacy and data protection. Meta is encountering a call from lawmakers in the European…
Belgium’s Bold Move: Securing Government Communications
Belgium introduces Belgian Secure Communications (BSC) to shield government communication from hacking, and espionage, ensuring confidentiality and national security. Ministers, top officials and diplomats will gain new secured smartphones and…
EU Approves Landmark Corporate Accountability Law for Supply Chains
On Friday, EU member states voted in favour of a milestone new law mandating companies to review supply chains for dodgy environmental and labour practices. MEPs and government officials hit…
European Commission Allocates €500 Million to Enhance Ammunition Production Capacity in Firms
EU Commission dispenses €500M to improve ammunition production, aid Ukraine, and bolster EU defence, with additional funding for innovation and procurement. The European Commission on Friday declared 500 million euros…
Taliban’s Violations of Women’s and Girls’ Rights in Afghanistan
On Thursday, the European Parliament took a decisive step in addressing the concerning human rights situation in Afghanistan by adopting two resolutions. The resolutions highlight the pervasive repression and grave…
Road safety experts hit out at EU parliament vote
The parliament this week voted on a proposal published in July last year by the European Commission to update EU rules on weights and dimensions of lorries. The updated new…
Amidst shadow and light: a call for unity on the International Day to Combat Islamophobia
In response to the escalating tide of Islamophobia and its dangerous impact on Muslim lives in Europe and beyond, the United Nations designated March 15th as the International Day to…
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