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The Flemish League for Human Rights has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fight against the introduction of a new law on data retention by telecommunications companies.
Former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt flew to Kiev last week to speak to anti-government protesters gathered in Independence Square.
The two pandas gifted by the Chinese government to Belgium arrived at Brussels Airport in Zaventem yesterday to a welcome worthy of heads of state.
Belgium’s controversial colonial African history is about to be revisited as work to modernise the country’s Museum for Central Africa will soon get underway.
Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders spoke of working toward a renewed trust Sunday after he met with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in Tehran.
Belgium’s aspirations for success at Euro 2016 took a step in the right direction this weekend in Nice when the luck of the draw placed the Red Devils in a group sans football’s European powerhous
The European Commission is concerned that Belgium is not properly limiting its citizens’ exposure to the particle matter known as PM10.
Following a heated and divisive debate in Belgium’s parliament yesterday, legislators ultimately voted in favour of extending euthanasia to terminally ill minors who are capable of making the deci
The TV rights of Belgium’s top-level football league will fall into the hands of the Italian media company MP & Silva.
