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The first of a series of strikes yesterday hit public transport and shipping hard but had little effect on business, with most private sector companies able to operate as usual.
The Belgian peacekeeping mission in Lebanon has come to an end, as stipulated in the new coalition agreement.
The second season of the Belgian TV sketch series Wat Als? (What If?) won an Emmy Award for best comedy during the International Emmy Awards in New York yesterday.
According to an estimate by the National Employment Office (RVA/ONEM), as of January 1, 2015, around 16,900 Belgian young people could lose their right to the integration allowance, reports De Sta
The federal government has imposed an order on professional poultry farmers to keep their birds indoors or, if they are allowed out of doors, under nets, federal agriculture minister Willy Borsus
An American company has entered the race to break the payment terminal monopoly in Belgium currently held by Worldline, formerly known as Banksys.
Two Eurostar trains came to a standstill outside Lille for more than eight hours in the night from Thursday to Friday. Broken overhead cables were the cause of the power outage.
The planned provincial strike on Monday is expected to cause widespread disruption to train services across the whole country, rail authority SNCB has warned.
The Belgian government wants early retirees who live abroad to move back to Belgium and become available to re-enter the workforce, even those over the age of 60.
