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Social media giant Facebook is prepared to discuss changes to its privacy policy in response to concerns expressed by Belgium’s privacy commission, according to Bart Tommelein, secretary of state
Sophie Vandebroek, 53, was selected as one of the Inspiring Fifty, the only Belgian to make the prestigious shortlist of the 50 most inspiring women in the technology sector, reports De Morgen
The Royal Belgian Gymnastics Federation was established 150 years ago, making it the oldest sports federation in Belgium.
A delegation of seven MPs visited the Gaza strip on a fact-finding mission this week.
Brussels public transport authority MIVB is increasing the frequency of buses on 40 lines beginning on 23 February. The changes come to peak and off-peak services as well as weekends.
Former Belgian cyclist Claude Criquielion, world champion and winner of multiple classics, has died at the age of 58.
After insisting for years that the Belgian housing market is exaggeratedly overvalued, the National Bank now maintains that the market is in fact in balance, reports De Standaard.
Prime minister Charles Michel has made a plea to Belgian Jews to stay in the country rather than migrate to Israel.
Contemporary dance legend Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker is receiving the Cross of Honour for Science and Arts in Vienna today, which will be given to her by the Austrian minister for arts and culture
