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Belgium’s Special Tax Inspectorate of the FPS Finance will take a closer look at popular real estate websites in an attempt to tackle fraud in the sector, including unregistered sales and the evas
Belgium lost a remarkable person on Monday, with the death of 110-year-old Anna De Guchtenaere, its oldest resident, various Belgian media report.
Belgium’s national rail authority SNCB receives €12 of public funds per train kilometre, the third highest rail subsidy in Europe, after the French and Luxembourg railways.
A former president of Flanders’ socialist party (S.PA) has been found dead by police divers dragging the Albert canal near Hasselt in Limburg province.
A new law introduced by federal justice minister Annemie Turtelboom in May last year, allowing parents in Belgium to give their babies either the father’s or the mother’s surname, or both, has met
The growth of cancer tumours could be battled by impeding the burning of fatty acids by cancer cells.
Google will comply with Belgium’s laws concerning privacy on the internet, the company agreed during its latest meeting with Willem Debeuckelaere, chair of the Belgian Privacy Commission.
Regional government coalition members and opposition alike are condemning a decision by the federal government that will see the regions face a total €700 million shortfall in the funding they rec
Belgium last year received a record number of asylum applications citing homosexuality as the main motive, up from 376 applications in 2009 to 1,070 in 2014.
