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The shops in Antwerp’s historic centre could be open seven days a week from the latter-half of next year, following the city council’s decision to apply to the Flemish government to have the centr
The Flemish, Walloon and federal governments have agreed on new measures aimed at cutting the tax burden on companies to improve the country’s competitiveness.
Authorities near the Belgian city of Liege were forced to shoot and kill a snow leopard that escaped a zoo Tuesday night.
Finding a seat in a Brussels’ classroom or day care for your child will soon get a bit easier.
Belgium has committed to continue its military assistance in Afghanistan until the end of NATO’s long-time mission.
Flemish culture minister Joke Schauvliege has launched Thuis: 50 jaar migratie (Home: 50 Years of Migration), a book and programme of events to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 196
A Belgian electronics’ recycling organization, Recupel, has announced that it received 122,905 kg of consumer appliances in 2013, or just shy of 123 tonnes.
According to a new European survey, Belgians are among the most satisfied with their trains in the European Union, with 74% of citizens giving the country’s rail system a thumbs-up.
The board of telecommunications giant Belgacom has approved a plan of action to better protect its IT and telecoms systems, following the recent revelation that the company’s networks had been hac
