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Watchers of the skies be warned: If you should think you see a Russian air force Antonov An-30 flying overhead in the next few days, your eyes do not deceive you.
Last year in Belgium a record volume of 3.8 million tonnes of potatoes were processed in Belgium, mainly to frozen chips, making Belgium the largest exporter of frozen potato products in the world
More than 20% of pedestrians in Belgium cross the street when the signal is red, thereby endangering their safety, according to a study carried out by the Belgian Road Safety Institute (IBSR) in B
In the first half of 2014, police in Belgium issued an average of 308 fines a day for breaches of the EU rule on the correct use of seat belts and child restraints in the car.
Federal justice minister Koen Geens has decided to set up isolation wings in two Belgian prisons to separate inmates with extremist views from the general prison population, he told De Morgen
I feel a pang of longing to be a student again as I trek through the Free University of Brussels (VUB) to meet Italian professor Luciano Morg
Nearly 62% of all Belgian hotels offer a good wireless internet (wifi) connection, according to the website Hotelwifitest.com.
Belgium will not get a new €2 coin in commemoration of the Battle of Waterloo, which took place 200 years ago, ending the reign of French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
Belgium’s Constitutional Court has ruled that children should not be required to follow religion or morals lessons in the country’s primary and secondary schools.
