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By the year 2100 Belgium will face severe flooding, skyrocketing costs due to the rising sea level and serious loss of groundwater resources.
The eight bookshops across Belgium that were known as De Slegte before being taken over by the Dutch chain Polare will revert back to their original name and be run by the original family owners,
Flanders’ housing minister Freya Van den Bossche has announced new measures aimed at helping renters find affordable accommodation.
The Belgian labour market is based on “ethnostratification”, according to the European Network Against Racism (ENAR), meaning that racial and ethnic origin play a major role in determining a perso
Belgium’s largest bank, BNP Paribas Fortis, at the end of last year rewrote its banking terms and conditions that govern the relationship with its customers.
The song “Ta Fête” by Belgian singer-songwriter Stromae is the official anthem of the Red Devils, Belgium’s national football team, during this summer’s World Cup tournament in Brazil.
Remi Vermeiren, a former executive at KBC bank and one of the founders of the Warandemanifest, which, nine years ago, advocated the independence of Flanders from Belgium, has published a book on t
Belgacom is cutting the pay of directors and top executives, in line with the salary of new CEO Dominique Leroy, said the company’s chair of the board, Stefaan De Clerck, at the weekend.
As Saint Patrick's Day celebrations kick off the world round today, revellers in Brussels have already been at it since yesterday.
