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Almost 9,000 members of the public have joined an initiative launched by a group of 11 prominent Belgians to take legal action to force the federal and regional governments to improve their clima
The call for temporary workers picked up again in 2014 after two difficult years, allowing the industry to look forward this year to a return to levels similar to 2007, before the global economic
Doctors in Belgium made 27,266 urgent house calls in 2014, writes the online medical magazine News4Med based on figures from the National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance (In
The number of lawyers in Belgium has almost doubled in the last 25 years, to more than 15 lawyers per 10,000 inhabitants.
A 43-member team from B-Fast, Belgium’s rapid reaction first aid and support unit, left Melsbroek military airport yesterday for Nepal, as the death toll from the earthquake there on Saturday exce
Australia’s minister for foreign affairs, Julie Bishop, was in West Flanders at the weekend to mark Anzac Day.
During a specially convened summit yesterday in Brussels, Belgium’s prime minister Charles Michel (pictured) presented a plan to address the problem of asylum-seekers and refugees who los
Ilke Froyen, a programme director at Brussels literature house Passa Porta, has been unanimously selected by the board to be the new general director of the organisation.
During the event WetenschapsEXPOSciences, taking place today and tomorrow, about 860 youngsters will present their science projects to a broad public at Tour & Taxis in Brussels.
