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Bart De Wever, president of the Flemish nationalist party N-VA, has been given an extra week to investigate ways of forming a federal coalition government.
Members of the public trespassing on railway tracks – walking along or on them or crossing the tracks where it’s not allowed – causes up to three hours of delays a day, according to research carri
According to the latest annual report of the Belgian Brewers federation, 2013 was a year to forget, with Belgian beer exports down 5%.
The government could soon be sending out messages to mobile phone owners – within proximity of a transmitting antenna – which warn them of an imminent catastrophe, reports De Standaard an
Strong winds, hail and heavy rain caused widespread damage across the country during the Pentecost bank holiday weekend.
The restaurant In de Wulf headed by chef Kobe Desramaults in the village of Dranouter, West Flanders, took first place in a list of Europe’s 100 best restaurants compiled by the blogging internet
The changeable weather did not deter tourists flooding to the Belgian coast over the Pentecost weekend, claimed Franky De Block of the West Flanders tourism province, Westtoer.
More students in Belgium are making use of their special employment status to work in periods of the year other than the popular summer holidays, according to numbers provided by Federgon, the fed
Strong winds, hail and heavy rain caused widespread damage across the country during the Pentecost bank holiday weekend.
