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It has been revealed that more than 15,000 of the computers used by Belgium’s public services are not properly secured against potential hackers.
A news report is revealing that Belgium is missing out on a vast potential government revenues, and it’s not taxes.
Belgium’s supermarket monitoring organisation has released figures showing that among neighbouring countries your grocery bill in Belgium will be the most expensive.
Yesterday it was revealed that an installation in Poelkapelle, West Flanders, maintained by the army’s bomb disposal squad Dovo for the dismantling of toxic weapons has not functioned since 2012 b
The chair of the Flemish League Against Cancer has urged researchers and the government to quickly accelerate cancer research in order to avoid treatments becoming unaffordable.
The practice of having more than one spouse continues to occur in Belgium, despite the fact it has been prohibited since 2004.
Greenpeace launched a major operation yesterday at the oldest nuclear power plants in six European countries, including Belgium.
Antwerp University is becoming ever more popular; its student population has increased by 53.8% in the last decade, from 24,478 in 2004 to 37,656 this academic year.
The year is not even three months old, and already thousands of jobs have vanished. Three thousand jobs in Belgium have been lost due largely to company restructurings.
