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Flanders’ minister-president Geert Bourgeois and budget minister Annemie Turtelboom have been asked to return from the summer holiday break early to explain their proposed budget cuts in the Flemi

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Belgians have responded en masse to the call to buy more Belgian products, such as pork and pears, after they were included in Russia’s food import ban last week.

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Yesterday the head of the Belgian army, General Gerard Van Caelenberge made a surprise visit to the Belgian soldiers serving in Afghanistan, De Standaard reported.

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Secondary school graduates who admit to delinquency in their past when applying for jobs see their chances of success sharply diminished, according to research from the Ghent University.

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Brussels-based supermarket chain Delhaize suffered an unexpected loss of €45 million in the second quarter of the year, mostly due to problems with the group’s operations in Serbia, the company re

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Last year, 126 of the 1,800 people over the age of 65 who participated in a driving test failed the test and had to hand in their license, or about 7 to 8%, writes De Tijd, according to t

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The federal anti-terrorism agency OCAD has joined in an investigation of an oil leak at the nuclear power reactor Doel 4 in Beveren, East Flanders.

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There are not enough ambulances available during the weekend in Belgium, according to Antwerp emergency doctor Kevin Vereecken.

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Two organisation representing the Belgian agriculture industry – the Farmers’ Union and the General Union of Farmers (ABS) – have said that the ban on imports of a number of foodstuffs from the Eu

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