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It was no secret in Belgium this holiday season that taking the wheel after drinking would not be tolerated, and that efforts would be stepped-up to make the roads safer.
The federal prosecutors office has launched a full investigation and Belgian police will be stepping up their presence around the country tonight amid various terrorism threats recently made on so
Special license plate search teams will be hitting the roads of Wallonia in 2014, on the hunt for residents who haven’t properly paid their vehicle circulation tax.
The wet and windy holiday weather is set to continue in full force, as a new storm will soak the country until Saturday.
It was not Christmas as usual in Ghent, but one that many will remember after an unexploded Second World War bomb was discovered in a residential garden.
The stress of last minute shopping got even worse Monday when all card payments in Belgium went dormant.
Call it an early gift for many Belgians this year as mobile phone bills are set to drop.
Hundreds of Afghan asylum seekers are enduring the cold, wet weather as they protest in Mons to force Belgium’s Prime Minister Ellio di Rupo to meet with them.
Brussels suffered only “limited” disruption yesterday, police said, as an estimated 10,000 took part in protests to coincide with the European Summit taking place in the city.
