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The federal government has proposed legislation governing the commercial operation of drones, which include exams and a practical test to demonstrate flying ability.
Brussels Airport is urging travellers to come to the airport well in advance of their flights this weekend, as it expects about 220,000 passengers to travel through the airport during the first da
In the framework of the third International Pledging Conference for Syria, Belgium has announced it will free up €20 million to help people in war-torn Syria, as well as those who have fled to nei
More than one-third of the single-parent families in Belgium are living below the poverty line, according to a study by the non-profit Institute for Sustainable Development (IDD).
In Eupen yesterday evening, in the Belgian province of Liège, union activists threw eggs and ketchup at Belgium’s pensions minister Daniel Bacquelaine.
The French and Belgian railway authorities, SNCF and NMBS, have completed the formalities to hive off the high-speed train service Thalys as a separate and independent company.
Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker has been awarded a Golden Lion career prize by the Venice Biennale.
The number of reports of animal cruelty received by Flanders’ animal welfare service hotline (02.524.74.11) continues to rise.
In 2014, the employment rate for people over the age of 55 in Belgium was 42.7%, an increase of 1% compared with the previous year, and an increase of 5.4% compared with a decade ago, according to
