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Brussels Mayor Firmly Rejects Controversial Police-Military Unit Plan in Brussels
Brussels, 19 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Brussels Mayor Philippe Close has rejected a proposal to establish a joint police-military security unit, intensifying political disagreements over how Belgium should respond to…
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Brussels Mayor Philippe Close Stands in Solidarity with Kyiv
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Mayor Philippe Close of Brussels visited Kyiv, invited by Mayor Klitschko, to celebrate Europe Day. He…
Superior Health Council Urges Night Flight Ban at Brussels Airport
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The Supreme Health Council advocates banning night flights at Brussels Airport. According to the Supreme Health…
New Cycle Path Connects Flanders and Brussels: Boulevard de la Woluwe Project Begins
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Brussels Mobility initiated the construction of a new cycle path on Boulevard de la Woluwe in…
Extinction Rebellion Activists Disrupt Brussels Street, Demand End to Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Several hundred activists from the environmental action group Extinction Rebellion intercepted Belliardstraat in Brussels on Saturday…
Brussels’ Response to Drug Trafficking: A Multi-Level Strategy
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Brussels authorities intensify efforts against drug-related violence, deploying new tactics including undercover police presence. Recent operations…
Brussels Donation Camp: 500 Pallets for Gaza Relief
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - A donation camp in Brussels aids Gaza, amassing 500 pallets of donations within two weeks. The…
Belgium Acquires 23 Buildings from the European Commission
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium's SFPIM buys 23 buildings from the European Commission for €900 million, aiming to transform Brussels'…
Brussels Hosts EU Forum: Promoting Transformative Power of Meetings Industry
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Brussels hosts the EU Forum, spotlighting the transformative potential of the meetings industry. Attended by 180…