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A 2013 European directive on the exchange of traffic information within the European Union has yet to take effect in Belgium, with about half of the fines given to European offenders going unpaid
The Belgian and Dutch governments have pledged to strengthen the ties that bind the two as neighbours, with cross-border co-operation on a number of issues, including fire-fighting, radicalisation
The amount of money spent on HIV inhibitors and other drugs for managing the disease weigh heavily on patients with HIV in Belgium, report various Belgian media based on research by the University
Experts have identified remains of the 16th-century Citadel of Antwerp, also known as Zuidkasteel, or South Castle, under the city’s Royal Museum for Fine Arts, Belgian science magazine
Champagne imports to Belgium last year rose by 2.3% to 9.74 million bottles, making Belgium the fifth largest importer of Champagne, reports the Benelux Champagne Agency.
Four organisations that depend largely on volunteers for their work have been awarded a medal of honour by the Flemish parliament: Chiro Brussel, representing youth, the National Orchard Foundatio
Dutch-speaking university colleges want to oblige first-year students to achieve a minimum of 60% of the total study points rather than the 50% now required.
In February there were 44,504 new cars registered in Belgium, a decrease of 3.6% compared to the same month in 2013, according to automobile federation Febiac.
In 2014, there were 101,172 registered foreign workers in the construction sector in Belgium.
