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Flanders’ diamond industry narrowly missed a record year of business in 2013, with $55 (€40.3) billion in trade, just short of the 2011 record of $56.5 (€41.4) billion.
The ski slopes of Botrange and Mount Rigi in Belgium’s south were opened for the first time Sunday, as temperatures finally reached winter-like conditions.
With seasonal temperatures continuing to drop, the combination of overnight rain showers and cold is once again making for a dangerous morning commute.
More than 300 artworks stolen by the Nazis from Belgians during the Second World War and never returned to their original owners or their descendants are now in the possession of local museums, in
The wait may almost be over for Europeans waiting to finally experience the highly anticipated online entertainment streaming giant Netflix.
A new study reveals that six out of seven motorists of diesel-fueled vehicles have not made an economically sound decision.
Unions representing staff at Bpost have issued a warning of industrial action in a climate of “uncertainty” surrounding the departure of CEO Johnny Thijs.
Two men were killed yesterday when an explosion occurred during welding work at the metals processing plant of Umicore at Olen in Antwerp province.
Nowhere in the eurozone are houses more expensive than in Belgium, taking account of the relationship between house prices and salaries, according to a new report Standard & Poor’s (S&P).
