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The impressive performance of the Red Devils at the World Cup in Brazil has already seen big European clubs bidding for Belgian players as the new football season kicks off.
Last year there were 12 million pigs slaughtered in Belgium, a record high, writes Het Belang van Limburg based on figures from the Agricultural Statistics Division of the FPS Economy.
The number of traffic-related deaths in Belgium has reached a record low, dropping by 7% last year compared with 2012.
Despite all the setbacks of the airline industry in recent years, pilot remains a popular career choice in Belgium, writes De Standaard.
The Belgian Institute for Road Safety (IBSR/BIVV) has launched a new campaign aimed at publicising the dangers of using a mobile phone while driving.
Belgium and the Netherlands have for the first time agreed to exchange DNA data, leading to a possible breakthrough in hundreds of cases.
Limited access to social media and messaging apps on the work floor leads to disobedient employees, according to Datanews.be based on a study by Samsung.
Flanders’ new minister-president, Geert Bourgeois, has defended his government’s decision to cut funding for overseas trade missions led by a royal family members.
Nearly 4% of the babies born in Belgium in the last two months received a double surname, reports the VRT, according to figures from the National Register.
