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The Belgian Privacy Commission has no objection to the government’s plans to give the National Employment Office (ONEM) authority to visit the homes of the unemployed should there be any sus
Flemish minister-president Geert Bourgeois opened an archaeological site in Lanaken, Limburg, at the weekend that contains one of the oldest forms of human settlement found in Belgium.
A Belgian law that obliges internet service providers and telecom companies to store data on customer communications has been struck down by the Constitutional Court.
Flanders scores better than Wallonia in terms of premature death, or people who die before 75 years of age, according to figures released today by the Scientific Institute of Public Health (WIV-IS
In 2014, about 7 million Belgians made a purchase over the Internet, or 64%.
Leuven will soon be home to two new restaurants, coincidentally both run by celebrity chefs Wim Ballieu and Jeroen Meus, writes Het Laatste Nieuws.
The number of company cars in Belgium increased by 16% in the last five years, according to a study by consulting firm Hay Group.
A police court in Ypres has issued guilty verdicts against 72 drivers involved in the massive chain collision on the A19 at Zonnebeke, West Flanders, in December of 2013.
A new, more conservative Catholic school, Sint-Ignatius, is opening its doors on 1 September in Maleizen, a district of Overijse, just outside of Brussels.
