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Three young migrants from Sudan trying to reach the UK on an inflatable boat in the North Sea have been rescued, West Flanders Prosecution Office (Bruges section) announced on 23 September.
Brussels is looking into setting up a food distribution centre for refugees on Avenue du Port by the canal, the capital’s mayor Philippe Close has announced.
Belgium will become home for 100 to 150 more migrants from the Moria reception center on the Greek island of Lesbos, Belgium’s asylum and migration minister Maggie de Block and her Greek counterpa
Supporters and opponents of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan demonstrated on Monday evening as Turkey's leader arrived in Brussels to meet EU officials.
Antwerp's Red Star Line Museum, which relates the story of the passenger ships that took millions of Europeans to the New World, is looking for letters, postcards, diaries or other written d
Contrary to what many people think, Brussels is more cosmopolitan than big, hustle-and-bustle cities like New York and London. In fact, it’s the second most international city in the world.
That’s the opinion of Bert De Bock who works on the frontline of the homelessness crisis in Belgium.
Today, people of almost 200 nationalities call Brussels home. Migration has long shaped the city, and it’s hard to imagine it without its international dimension.
Brussels-based Syrian refugee Obada Otabashi (pictured, above) was one of the three top winners at the first European MoneyGram Awards 2019
