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Starting this summer, judges will have the power to take away the driving license of parents who fail to pay alimony for their children. Repossession of goods is also possible.

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Prince Laurent, the younger brother of King Filip, is being held in an artificial coma in the intensive care facility of Saint-Luc Hospital in Brussels, the royal palace has confirmed.

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Belgium has approved the use of nalmefene (trade name Selincro), a drug to reduce alcohol dependence, report Le Soir and Sudpresse. Selincro is only available by prescription.

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Google is the most influential brand in Belgium, and in 16 other countries surveyed for an international study by global market research company Ipsos.

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Every Belgian generates 456 kg of household waste per year; that’s less than the European average of 492 kg.

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The Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Reuma Onderzoek (FWRO) has found that one out of  five Belgians has rheumatic problems and one out of 20 is functionally limited by a serious, chronic disorder.

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The Flemish government’s plan for the completion of the Oosterweel link, which will connect Antwerp’s Ring Road, will offer a net savings of €128 million in comparison to the original plan, accord

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During yesterday's Summit on Nuclear Safety in The Hague, Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo reconfirmed Belgium's dedication to the American-led effort to ensure that "terrorists never get a nuclear wea

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With just two months to go until the elections in Belgium, federal interior minister Joëlle Milquet has announced that polling booths will stay open an hour later to avoid long queues.

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