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Becoming Belgian: there is a will…
A major report by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights is revealing that up to 36 percent of women in Belgium have been assaulted physically or sexually.
According to a new study, not only does Belgium top the list for worst vehicle traffic in Europe, it actually turns out to be a positive sign for the economy.
Starting in April Belgian households can expect not only spring weather but cheaper electricity bills as well.
An exhibition featuring the lives of average Belgians during the German occupation of the First World War has opened in Brussels to mark the centenary of the beginning of the four-year conflict.
After more than a year of lobbying, Belgium’s independent film producers have successfully persuaded the government to move forward and reform the country’s film tax shelter.
Internet and cable provider Telenet could lose up to one-third of its clients if a deal made more than five years ago is struck down by the Council of State.
World-renowned coma expert Steven Laureys of the Coma Science Group at Liège University has been able to awake patients temporarily who have been in a coma for months, or even years.
According to news reports, dozens of people living in Belgium have been subjected to a major fraud worth upwards of €100 million.
