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The socialist trade union ABVV will decide next week whether to hold another 24-hour strike on 12 May, following the success of yesterday’s action by civil sector unions, which saw train and other
The condition of a long-awaited baby elephant born at Planckendael animal park in Mechelen on Tuesday evening is “critical”, according to the park’s spokesperson.
You don’t often meet your interview subject for the first time on a plane, but this is the case with Irishwoman Jacqueline Lynch.
Telenet, the Mechelen-based internet and cable TV provider, has taken over mobile phone operator Base from Dutch owner KPN for €1.33 billion.
Belgium’s minister of development co-operation, Alexander De Croo, has pledged €36 million to the international organisation Global Partnership for Education.
Digital agenda minister Alexander De Croo (pictured) yesterday presented a plan to make Belgium one of the world’s most digitally advanced countries.
The Belgian housing market’s low interest rates of the past few months have enticed a number of property buyers to make hasty decisions, leading to financial trouble for some, according to Didier
Compared to other European countries, Belgians are attached to their cars when they travel, reports De Standaard.
