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In 2013 there were 1,074 cases of aggression on Belgian trains during which inspectors were verbally or physically attacked. This is a decrease of 15 percent compared to two years ago.
An investigation into a second mobile phone owned by Geert Michiels, one of the drivers of the bus that crashed in Sierre, Switzerland, in March 2012, has produced no new evidence, the Swiss prose
The former commissioner of the Belgian Federal Police, Fernand Koekelberg, returned to work on Monday after being cleared of charges related to rape.
The world lightweight boxing champion, Delfine Persoon of West Flanders, was received by King Philippe yesterday, following her victory in the WBA world title fight.
The number of drivers and passengers who died in traffic accidents in Europe has decreased by 55% over a period of 10 years.
The UK’s Prince William and Princess Kate plan to visit Belgium in August this year, as part of the First World War commemorations.
Snacks and candy manufacturers in Belgium made a turnover of €2.1 billion last year, a new record, reports Gazet van Antwerpen on the basis of figures from Studiecentrum Snacks en Zoetwar
Sunday shopping in the historic centre of Antwerp will soon be possible, after federal ministers approved a request from the city council.
The food industry in Belgium grew last year by 1.5% to a value of more than €48 billion, according to the latest annual report from the industry federation Fevia.
