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Some 400 diplomats and politicians attended a memorial service yesterday for Nelson Mandela in Brussels’ Sint-Michiels and Sint-Goedele Cathedral.
It will soon cost companies less to employ Belgium-based staff as the country’s pay gap with its three biggest neighbours is set to fall in 2014.
Increasing workloads are being blamed for higher levels of stress among Belgium’s workforce, according to a survey of 4,000 employed Belgians.
In a controversial step, Belgium’s Senate voted 50-17 in favour of legalised euthanasia for terminally ill children. The bill must still pass in the Lower House before entering into law.
The Broken Circle Breakdown, the Flemish bluegrass drama directed by Felix Van Groeningen, has won the LUX Prize of the European Parliament.
Flemish equal opportunities minister Pascal Smet has launched a campaign together with the Royal Belgian Football Association to eliminate anti-gay attitudes in football.
The latest figures confirm that when it comes to beer exporting countries, Belgium reigns as king.
A piece of the 2011 Egyptian revolution has found its way to Belgium.
An internet video has surfaced containing threats of violent attacks targeted against government officials, and the landmark Atomium.
