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In contrast to the downward trend in other provinces, crime in Brussels train stations is on the rise.
Someone has been scattering nails on the double bike lane on Quai des Charbonnages, along the Brussels Canal.
After more than two years of intensive investigations, some 200 simultaneous searches took place on Tuesday morning in the context of a major operation against organised crime in Belgium.
The Liège prosecutor's office revealed on Monday that 1.2 tonnes of cocaine had been accidentally discovered on 14 December in cement bags on an unloading dock on the banks of the river Meuse, nea
A Brussels court began hearing arguments today in the appeal of murder convictions handed down to former politician Christian Van Eyken and his wife, Sylvia Boigelot.
The longer that salons are closed to customers in Belgium, the more Belgians are going to a neighbouring country to get their hair cut.
The lawyer of convicted paedophile and child murderer Marc Dutroux, Bruno Dayez, has revealed that his client will not be pursuing parole based on a psychiatric report which states Dutroux still r
Brussels municipalities will receive €500,000 in additional funding to install more bicycle parking facilities around the city, including new secure bicycle boxes. The additional grants are
The Belgian congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses attended a hearing yesterday in criminal court in response to charges of discrimination based on religious beliefs and incitement to hatred.