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Drivers with foreign licence plates in Belgium caught by speed cameras almost never receive a fine in the mailbox.

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Federal minister for consumer affairs Kris Peeters is reviewing the law on the use of fireworks by members of the public for the first time in 50 years.

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A Belgian prisoner costs society €124.81 per day, according to federal justice minister Koen Geens.

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Belgium ranks second in Europe, after Croatia, in terms of organ donation numbers. And yet there are still 1,276 Belgians on the waiting list for an organ transplant.

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Since opening the first restaurant in Belgium to serve insects, chef David Creëlle has turned it into a successful catering business, published a cookbook, and launched the food company Bugs

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Belgium now has a centralised body in charge of cyber security.

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Belgium's Princess Astrid will travel to western Canada next week on a trade mission, accompanied by five government officials.

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Ruffus Brut Sauvage, a sparkling wine from Vignoble des Agaises in Haulchin (near Binche, in Wallonia) was selected as overall winner of the 2015 Best Belgian Wine competition, held every ye

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Figures from the FPS Economy reveal that Belgians consume more pork and poultry than other meats.

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