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The result of a collaboration between a handful of editors, photographers and graphic designers, The Bright Side of Belgium comes as the latest evidence of a growing but still subdued sentim
The bus crash in a Swiss tunnel that killed 22 Flemish schoolchildren and six adults in March 2012 was “no accident”, according to independent investigators employed by some of the victims’ parent
What happens to an employee’s entitlement to sick leave when he falls ill while on holiday?
Belgians are taking full advantage of the low real estate prices in Spain. In the first three months of 2014, 1,057 Spanish homes were sold to Belgians.
Thirty children were evacuated from a burning bus on the E19 motorway close to the Mechelen-Noord exit yesterday.
Staff at the NMBS maintenance yard in Forest in Brussels this morning began an unannounced strike when half of the night shift downed tools.
Belgian musicians score well in their own country, but fail to arouse interest outside its borders, according to the Belgian Entertainment Association (BEA), which represents the producers and dis
Ruddy Callewaert, spokesman for Belgian police union Sypol.be, has been threatened with death by fellow officers who accuse him of filing the lawsuit on the pension plan with the Constitutional Co
As a reminder of the European directive that calls for all Flemish rivers and waterways to achieve a "good ecological status" by 2015, 2,127 people – including a number of politicians – jumped in
