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Belgium has signed an agreement with the United States on the automatic exchange of financial information.
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil in June, which will see Belgium’s Red Devils on the pitches for the first time in 12 years, a security strategy is to be circulated to all municipal authoriti
More than one and a half tonnes of illegal ivory was pulverised at the Colonial Palace of the Royal Museum of Central Africa, Tervuren, on April 9.
The Japanese car manufacturer Toyota is recalling 26,249 of its cars in Belgium, as part of its worldwide recall of 6.4 million cars because of technical problems.
Flemish opposition party Groen has called for the repeal of Belgium’s law on telecommunications data, after a ruling from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg yesterday.
Between December 2012 and December 2013, the average price of electricity fell 24%, while household electricity bills rose steeply, according to the latest report by the energy regulator Creg eval
Last year the Antigifcentrum/Centre antipoisons recorded 538 carbon monoxide poisoning accidents that killed 26 and harmfully affected 1,251 people.
Earlier this week, the European Commission presented the findings of the Epilobee study, the most comprehensive research project ever on the mortality of cultivated bee colonies in Europe.
