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Between 2012 and 2013, the number of asylum applications in Belgium fell by 25%, according to the annual report of the Federal Migration Centre.
Informateur Bart De Wever (N-VA) met the King earlier today at the palace to hand in his final report on the weeks of discussions between political leaders on the possibilities of forming a Belgia
Following public protest, the national rail authority SNCB has reconsidered its new train timetable, which will come into force in December.
Insurance companies look set to pay out a total of €340 million in compensation to around 142,600 customers following the hailstorms that rained down on Belgium during the Pentecost holiday weeken
Around 350 bikers of the motorcycling federation Fédération Belge des Motards en Colère (FBMC) blocked traffic in central Brussels at the weekend in order to draw attention to the
A commission of 12 experts presented a proposal to ensure Belgium’s pension system until at least 2040.
Around 60,000 people took part on Sunday morning in the Ducasse de Mons – or Doudou – a popular festival in Mons dating from the Middle Ages which culminates in a fight between Saint-George (good)
Some 420,000 children in Belgium are growing up in a poor family, with most of them living in Wallonia and Brussels.
The reactors of Doel 3 and Tihange 2 nuclear plants will not start up again before this autumn at the earliest, announced Electrabel, the operator of the two plants.
