Oliver Devereaux

New ‘Master’s Tours’ explore Flemish art heritage

Nine new ‘Master’s Tours’ will guide art and heritage lovers through key works of the Flemish Masters. Launched on Wednesday at the Message Chapel in Heverlee, the routes are part of Flemish

3 months ago

Society

Antwerp’s Sportpaleis renamed AFAS Dome Antwerpen

The iconic Sportpaleis in Antwerp will now be known as AFAS Dome Antwerpen, organisers announced at a press conference on Wednesday. The venue, one of Belgium’s most famous event halls, secured a

3 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

US secretary of state to meet with Belgian PM during NATO visit

US secretary of state Marco Rubio will be in Brussels this week for a meeting with other NATO foreign ministers. While in Belgium, Rubio will also meet with Bart De Wever, the

3 months ago

Politics

Leuven correctional court’s controversial ruling on rape case sparks outrage

The correctional court in Leuven found a medical student guilty of rape but imposed no punishment, citing his promising future. The ruling has sparked outrage and posed questions about the handling of

3 months ago

Society

Military intelligence service plans major expansion amid rising threats

Belgium’s military intelligence service, GISS, plans to double its workforce by 2040 to counter growing cyber threats, foreign interference, and espionage. Its latest annual report highlights a surge in Russian disinformation and

3 months ago

Opinion

Belgian scientists develop genetic technology to protect bananas

A research team at KU Leuven has developed a new genetic technique to make bananas more resistant to disease. As the method does not involve adding DNA to the plant’s genetic code,

3 months ago

Innovations

Flemish-Dutch summit concludes with several agreements, despite absence of Dutch PM

Dutch prime minister Dick Schoof was unable to attend the seventh biennal Flemish-Dutch summit in Ghent on Tuesday. Despite his absence, the summit was a success, said Flemish minister-president Matthias Diependaele. The

3 months ago

Politics

Year-on-year Tesla registrations down 70 per cent in Belgium

Tesla, the US electric car manufacturer, saw registrations in Belgium plummet in March. Registrations of Tesla cars fell by almost 70 per cent compared to March 2024, figures from industry federation Febiac

3 months ago

World

More than one million spectators expected for Sunday’s Tour of Flanders

More than a million spectators are expected along the route of the Tour of Flanders on Sunday. To minimise the risks, the organisers are advising spectators to spread out and avoid the

3 months ago

Sport

Should Oil and Gas Drilling Expand in This Biodiverse National Forest? The Public Overwhelmingly Says No. 

Conecuh National Forest is a biodiversity hotspot. Could oil and gas development put that at risk? Stiles is one of many forest residents, environmentalists and other members of the public opposed to potential oil

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Flanders has buffer to absorb US tariff shock, minister-president says

New US import tariffs could cost the Flemish economy at least 500 million euros per year, writes De Morgen, with potential for even greater losses. However, minister-president Matthias Diependaele insists the region

3 months ago

Politics

Tomorrowland adds extra shows as UNITY sells out in Las Vegas

The first three shows of UNITY, the new Tomorrowland concept in collaboration with US festival giant Insomniac, have sold out completely. Due to overwhelming demand, organisers have added six extra dates, with

3 months ago

World

Federal government reaches agreement on initial budget for 2025

The government has reached an agreement on the initial budget for 2025, several cabinet ministers confirmed on Tuesday. Prime minister Bart De Wever and his top ministers will also try to reach

3 months ago

Politics

Belgium introduces mandatory ‘cyber licence’ for internet users

From April 2026, internet users in Belgium will need to pass a mandatory cybersecurity test to access online services, as part of the government’s strategy to make the country one of the

3 months ago

Innovations

Right-wing outrage erupts over Le Pen’s conviction and election ban

The conviction of Marine Le Pen for embezzlement and her five-year ban from public office has sparked a fierce backlash from right-wing leaders across Europe and beyond. Most critics accuse the court of political

3 months ago

Politics

European company to invest up to 250m euros in new chip production at BelGaN site

The curators of bankrupt chip manufacturer BelGaN in Oudenaarde, East Flanders, have reached an agreement with a European investor who plans to invest between 200 and 250 million euros. Chip production would

3 months ago

Innovations

Liberals of Open VLD to launch new party name at ‘starting moment’ in September

Open VLD will organise a “starting moment” of a renewed Flemish liberal party in mid-September, with a new name. The party leadership reached an agreement on a “joint project” on Monday, according

3 months ago

Politics

Imec to set up chip research centre for automotive sector in Germany

Leuven-based research centre imec and the German state government of Baden-Württemberg will jointly establish a new chip research centre for the automotive sector. The project was launched on Monday at a press

3 months ago

Innovations

31 March strike: Hundreds of artists protest in Brussels and Antwerp

Hundreds of artists, actors and staff from the cultural sector are protesting on Brussels’ Muntplein and Antwerp’s Operaplein against the planned reforms of the federal government, as part of the national strike

3 months ago

Society

Future of North Sea energy island in limbo as government delays decision

The Belgian government has postponed its decision on the development of the Princess Elisabeth energy island in the North Sea, Energy minister Mathieu Bihet announced on Monday. The government wants to take

3 months ago

Business

Empty chairs at Antwerp’s central square symbolise toll of colorectal cancer

The non-profit organisation Stop Darmkanker (Stop Colorectal Cancer) has on Monday morning filled Antwerp’s Grote Markt, the city’s central square, with 248 empty white chairs. Each chair symbolises someone who died in

3 months ago

Opinion

Belgian minehunter helps protect submarine infrastructure in Baltic Sea

The Belgian minehunter Lobelia departed on Monday for a NATO mission in the Baltic Sea to protect undersea infrastructure. Operation Baltic Sentry was announced in January following damage to undersea cables between

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Marine Le Pen sentenced to four years in prison, two of which are firm, and ineligible for five years with immediate execution

Her candidacy for the 2027 presidential election is in jeopardy. On Monday March 31, the court found Marine Le Pen and eight MEPs guilty of misappropriating public funds in the case of

3 months ago

Politics

Russia launches 150 glide bombs in huge attack on Ukraine

Kyiv – In a massive air assault, Ukrainian military officials reported that Vladimir Putin’s forces have fired more than 150 lethal glide bombs at Ukraine within the last day. Why did Russia

3 months ago

Ukraine

Belgium rejects US pressure on corporate diversity policies

Finance minister Jan Jambon, Foreign minister Maxime Prévot and Equal Opportunities minister Rob Beenders have rejected US pressure on the diversity policies of Belgian and European companies. Belgium immediately contacted the US

3 months ago

World

Belgium and Vietnam strengthen ties with first state visit since 1973

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium, together with a delegation of officials, will pay a state visit to Vietnam next week, from Tuesday 1 to Thursday 3 April. This is the

3 months ago

Opinion

Flemish campaign demands extra attention for safety motorcyclists

The Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV) has on Sunday, Motorcyclists’ Day, launched a new campaign that urges car drivers to be extra alert for motorcyclists. Half of Flemish car drivers still

3 months ago

Society

Long queues at Charleroi Airport due to 31 March strike

Charleroi Airport is struggling with long queues on Sunday afternoon. Many people still want to catch a flight today, making it much busier than usual. Due to a national strike, all flights

3 months ago

Society

Flemish exports amounted to 418bn euros last year

According to figures from Statistics Flanders, the export of goods from Flanders amounted to 418 billion euros in 2024. That is 3.7% less than in 2023, but still the third-highest export figure

3 months ago

Business

Flemish travel agencies: ‘31 March strike affects 100,000 travellers’

According to the Flemish Travel Agency Association (VVR), the financial impact of the national strike on Monday 31 March on the tourism sector will amount to more than 5.5 million euros. A

3 months ago

Society

Cultural Compass: Painters push boundaries, the Amazon comes to Brussels and artistic dialogue

Painting after Painting – A contemporary survey from Belgium, 4 April – 2 November, S.M.A.K., Ghent Painting After Painting brings together over seventy contemporary painters, offering a snapshot of recent trends in

3 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Tate Britain museum returns Nazi-looted painting to family Jewish Belgian collector

The Tate Britain museum in London will return a seventeenth-century painting to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector. The artwork had been taken from his home during the German occupation

3 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Nina Pinzarrone finishes 7th at world figure skating championships

Nina Pinzarrone has finished seventh at the World Figure Skating Championships in Boston, in the US. As a result, she qualified for next year’s Winter Olympics in Italy and even secured Belgium

3 months ago

Sport

Work, work, work leads to strike, strike, strike

On Monday, immediately after a week-long strike at the railway, Belgian trade unions hold a ‘national strike’. They protest against measures of the new federal government, mostly concerning pensions. The De Wever

3 months ago

Society

Beringen expands tourism with 60K stays and mining projects

Beringen (60,000+ overnight stays/year) aims to attract more business travelers with conference spaces and mining-themed retreats. Alderman Ornella Schreurs highlights projects like a B&B (opening May 1), Mineset museum, be-NATURE, and Kolenspoor

3 months ago

Innovations

Rwanda suspends all Belgian aid and cooperation following diplomatic rift

The Rwandan government has announced an immediate ban on all aid and cooperation from Belgian entities, following a recent deterioration in diplomatic relations between the two countries. The decision was reported by

3 months ago

Politics

Engineer again most attractive profession for Belgians

Engineer is again the most attractive profession for Belgians, just as in 2011 and 2019, shows a new survey with 3,000 respondents by HR service provider Randstad. Fisher and bicycle courier are

3 months ago

Breaking news

Ninove introduces home ID card service for reduced mobility

Ninove – Ninove’s “Loket aan huis” helps people who can’t visit city hall get a new ID card at home. The first user, Yolande Doomst, benefited. Guy D’haeseleer supports expanding services. The city

3 months ago

Politics

Kortrijk launches women’s safety plan after spiking scandal sparks outrage

The city of Kortrijk in Belgium is working with local venues to develop a step-by-step plan to ensure a safer nightlife for women. The initiative comes in the wake of a spiking

3 months ago

Society

What to expect from the national strike on 31 March

Belgium is bracing for major disruption on Monday 31 March as the country’s two largest unions – the socialist ABVV and the Christian democrat ACV – plan a national strike. This follows

3 months ago

Society

Gezondheidsmakers Kempen leads health program in 27 towns

Kempen – Towns in Kempen joined Gezondheidsmakers Kempen, led by Lieselot Wynants, signing a health charter to promote well-being through exercise, smoke-free areas, mental health programs, and preventive healthcare like the 10,000 steps

3 months ago

Society

Rik Wouters painting fetches record 2.46 million euros at Christie’s Paris

A painting by Belgian artist Rik Wouters has sold for a record €2.46 million at a Christie’s auction in Paris, the highest price ever paid for one of his works. The work,

3 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Earth’s Land Masses Are Drying Out Fast, Scientists Warn

Earth has lost enough soil moisture in the last 40 years to change the planet’s spin and shift the location of the North Pole, according to a new study published today in Science that

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Kortrijk Railway Station demolition halted by permit council

Kortrijk – The Council for Permit Disputes paused the demolition of Kortrijk Railway Station (built in the 1950s), citing a lack of consideration for its historical value. Groups like the Flemish Association for

3 months ago

Society

Flemish power grid not strong enough to fully connect all businesses

The electricity grid in Flanders is not strong enough to immediately and fully connect companies that require large amounts of electricity. Grid operators Elia and Fluvius are working on temporary solutions until

3 months ago

Opinion

Belgian government wants to earmark part of defence budget for space industry

The Belgian government wants to devote part of the country’s defence budget to the space sector. Science minister Vanessa Matz said this on Thursday during a visit to Liège-based aerospace company Safran

3 months ago

Innovations

LGBTQI+ rights in the US prompt Belgium to update travel advice

As announced earlier this week, the Belgian Federal Public Service (FPS) for Foreign Affairs officially updated its travel advice for the United States on Wednesday evening, citing recent changes in the treatment of

3 months ago

Society

Red Cross Flanders develops growth serum from human platelets

Researchers at Red Cross Flanders has developed an innovative method to produce growth serum from human blood platelets. The technique ensures that expired platelets are not lost and animal suffering is avoided. 

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

German, Austrian ministers cancel Syria trip over threats

Berlin – According to German authorities, the interior ministers of Germany and Austria canceled their scheduled trip to Syria on Thursday due to a potential threat to their delegation. Germany’s Nancy Faeser

3 months ago

World

EU court adviser backs WhatsApp in privacy fine appeal

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – WhatsApp, a Meta Platforms got the support of an adviser to Europe’s top court in its fight against the European Union privacy watchdog, which had ordered the

3 months ago

Society

Bruges counts down to Tour of Flanders with ten-day cycling festival

From 28 March to 6 April, the Province of West Flanders, the KOERS Museum and the City of Bruges are organising ‘Op Koers’. This ten-day cycling festival will take place at the

3 months ago

Sport

Umicore refocuses on core businesses amid profit pressure

Brussels-based materials group Umicore is holding an investor day in London on Thursday, with CEO Bart Sap unveiling a strategic overhaul that marks a clear shift away from large-scale investment in battery

3 months ago

Society

Nearly Half of the Country’s Attorney Generals Make Legal Effort to Restore FEMA Funds

At least 215 FEMA grants to 19 states remain frozen despite a March 6 federal court order to release them from a judge in Rhode Island. President Donald Trump has recently floated

3 months ago

World

URGENT: Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reports damage to diesel fuel tank at ZNPP – threat of nuclear disaster increases

On March 26, 2025, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine announced a serious incident at the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP). As a result of damage to the diesel

3 months ago

Ukraine

Blauwpoort Waregem 42ha estate opens after 20 years of protest

Weregem – The Blauwpoort industrial estate in Waregem, led by Leiedal, spans 42 hectares (26 for businesses, 16 for green space). 80 companies showed interest, and 25 will be selected based on jobs,

3 months ago

Politics

EU presents ‘Preparedness Strategy’, including three-day survival kit for citizens

The European Commission presented its ‘Preparedness Strategy’ on Wednesday. One of the recommendations is that European citizens should have a survival kit that can last for at least 72 hours in the

3 months ago

Society

Armenian parliament approves EU accession bill

Yerevan  – The Armenian parliament on March 26 passed a bill “On starting the process of accession of the Republic of Armenia to the European Union” in its second and final reading.

3 months ago

World

Flemish government agrees to reform renovation subsidy

The Flemish government has reached an agreement on the reform of the renovation subsidy, announced Energy and Housing minister Melissa Depraetere. From 1 July, financial support will only be available for energy-saving

3 months ago

Innovations

Localities, Rural Lawmakers Win in Halting Solar Siting Reform in Virginia

Advocates sought change to reach clean energy goals amid an uptick in local permit denials. RICHMOND, Va.—Last month, a couple of weeks before the end of the regular legislative session, Virginia lawmakers

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Leuven sewage shows daily Ketamine for 18 months

Leuven – The Leuven sewage water contains ketamine that researchers detected daily for eighteen months. The strong anaesthetic ketamine continues to increase as a recreational drug. The situation with ketamine in sewage

3 months ago

Society

Spanish PM vows to expand defence industry before summer

Madrid – Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that the Spanish government will outline and begin implementing a plan to increase the defence sector before the summer. “The objective of this plan is

3 months ago

World

North Sea ecosystem under pressure from pollution and climate change

The marine ecosystem of the Belgian North Sea is under pressure from pollution and climate change, according to a report published on Wednesday by the Federal Public Service (FPS) of Health, Food

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

EU to provide 8 million euros in aid for Van Hool workers

The European Commission has proposed an 8 million euro support package to help 2,400 workers made redundant after the bankruptcy of Belgian bus manufacturer Van Hool. The funding, requested by Belgium, comes

3 months ago

Society

Arctic Power Play: U.S. Influence in Greenland & Russia’s Pushback

Greece – The Arctic region has emerged as a key area of geopolitical interest, with recent events underscoring its strategic importance. As Greenland prepares for local elections and discussions on forming a new

3 months ago

World

Belgium considers Kosovo prison deal for overcrowded jails

As the Belgian government is exploring options to expand prison capacity abroad, Kosovo is emerging as a potential location. Justice minister Annelies Verlinden confirmed discussions are ongoing, though other countries are also

3 months ago

Politics

Tourism in Flanders hits record high with nearly 15 million visitors

Flanders attracted nearly 15 million tourists in 2024, marking a 3 per cent increase from the previous year, according to figures from Visit Flanders. The rise was largely driven by international visitors, whose

3 months ago

Society

Port of Ostend reports record financial profit

Ostend’s port has achieved its highest financial profit in years. This marks six consecutive years of growth, according to annual figures released on Wednesday. Officials credit strategic investments and a focus on

3 months ago

Society

Ukrainian refugees face eviction from emergency village in Antwerp

Despite its recent official closure, an emergency village set up for Ukrainian refugees in Antwerp is still home to more than 100 people. Three Ukrainian families have now received eviction orders, the

3 months ago

Society

Umicore’s germanium projects receive EU support

The European Commission has selected 47 strategic projects to improve the extraction, processing and recycling of critical raw materials in the European Union, including the germanium activities of Belgium’s Umicore. Under the

3 months ago

World

OECD: Belgium must strengthen fight against foreign bribery

Belgium has made legal progress in tackling foreign bribery, but enforcement remains weak, according to a new OECD report. The organisation urges stronger corporate accountability, tougher sanctions, and more resources for investigations.

3 months ago

Society

Farce in Crimea. How Russia is trying to legitimize the occupation of Crimea

From March 27 to 28, 2025, the so-called “International Scientific and Diplomatic Congress” is taking place at the Livadia Palace, located in the temporarily occupied Crimea. This event represents yet another attempt

3 months ago

World

French entrepreneur wants to relaunch Tupperware in Europe

A French entrepreneur has bought Tupperware France and plans to relaunch the brand in several European countries, including Belgium and Germany.  Tupperware, the maker of the iconic plastic food containers, filed for

3 months ago

Innovations

Ukraine as part of the European defense system

Brussels supports Ukraine’s deeper integration into the EU defense sector. In 2025, the European Commission presented the White Paper on European Defense – Readiness 2030, which states: These steps will allow Ukraine

3 months ago

Ukraine

SAFE – European Rapid Reaction Force

Another strategic initiative is SAFE (Strategic Autonomous Forces Europe), created to ensure rapid response to conflicts in Europe. SAFE provides for: SAFE can become an alternative to UN peacekeeping missions, which depend

3 months ago

World

ReArm Europe: a revolution in European defense

One of the main initiatives in 2025 is the launch of the ReArm Europe fund, aimed at accelerating the build-up of European defense capabilities. Its objectives: ReArm Europe will allow Europe to

3 months ago

Politics

EU expands military support for Ukraine

The European Union plays a key role in strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities. In recent months, Brussels has announced new military assistance programs, including the supply of ammunition, modernization of the Armed Forces,

3 months ago

Ukraine

Belgian companies and researchers file record number of European patent applications

Belgian companies, universities and research institutions have filed a record 2,615 patent applications to the European Patent Office (EPO) in 2024. 66 per cent of these applications came from Flanders, which ranks

3 months ago

Innovations

Tesla sales plunge by half in Europe as competition grows

Tesla’s vehicle sales in Europe have almost halved in the first two months of the year compared to the same period in 2024, according to figures released on Tuesday by the European

3 months ago

World

Belgium’s prison population hits record high 

Belgium’s prisons have surpassed 13,000 inmates for the first time. Overcrowding has left hundreds sleeping on the floor, while thousands of short-term offenders wait for a place. In response, officials are calling

3 months ago

Society

Ex Tinkoff executives has founded new bank in Mexico that is taking the market

Oleg Tinkov, who has sold his business for pennies in Russia, has built a billiard fintech in Mexico. The company is called Plata and it brought $150 million from the American and

3 months ago

Innovations

Belgian biotech firm Augustine Therapeutics raises €78 million in funding round

Leuven-based biotech company Augustine Therapeutics has raised €77.7 million in a new funding round. Among the investors is Novo Holdings, the parent company of diabetes drug manufacturer Ozempic, Augustine announced in a

3 months ago

Society

Brussels Airport cancels all departing flights on 31 March due to strike

Due to the general strike on 31 March, none of the nearly 250 scheduled departing passenger flights will take off that day at Brussels Airport. Arriving flights will also be affected.  The

3 months ago

Brussels

‘Moroccan measles variant’ found in Brussels sewage water

Research by KU Leuven university shows that the so-called “Moroccan variant” of the measles virus has been found in sewage water in Brussels. Morocco is currently facing a large measles outbreak, but

3 months ago

Society

Pro-Russian hackers attack Belgian government websites

The pro-Russian hacker collective NoName057 has taken several Belgian government websites down today. Government portal MyGov.be, which gives citizens access to official documents, can currently not be reached. The Walloon Parliament’s website

3 months ago

Society

The West is helping Ukraine not out of altruism, but for the sake of its own security

French, Dutch and Italian experts point out that the defense of Ukraine is the defense of the whole of Europe. Latvia emphasizes that Ukraine’s defeat will lead to a threat to new

3 months ago

World

The Kremlin is again demanding concessions: blackmail or preparation for new aggression?

France and the Netherlands note that Moscow is betting on political changes in the United States, hoping to reduce Western support for Ukraine. Brussels has called for no compromises that could weaken

3 months ago

Politics

Energy war: why is the Kremlin destroying infrastructure?

France, the Netherlands and Brussels have condemned the Russian strikes on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure, calling them war crimes. Dutch companies have offered assistance in rebuilding destroyed facilities, while the EU is

3 months ago

World

Russia wants to freeze the war: where will it lead?

Russia is actively promoting the idea of a temporary cessation of hostilities, but experts warn that this is only a tactical pause to prepare a new offensive. France, the Netherlands, Latvia and

3 months ago

World

Original K3 reunites for anniversary concerts

Belgium’s original K3 pop trio has announced a long-awaited reunion. Karen Damen, Kristel Verbeke, and Kathleen Aerts, who formed the first lineup in 1998, will return for a series of concerts in

3 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

EU warns that Ukraine must participate in negotiations on its future

Brussels was wary of rumors about possible negotiations between the USA and Russia without Kiev’s participation. EU representatives emphasized that any decisions taken in such a format would not have international legitimacy.

3 months ago

Ukraine

Belgium secure Nations League survival with victory over Ukraine

Belgium’s national football team will remain in the top tier of the UEFA Nations League after a 3-0 victory over Ukraine in Genk on Sunday evening. Goals from Maxim De Cuyper and

3 months ago

Sport

Singapore’s president begins state visit to Belgium

Singapore’s president, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, has arrived in Belgium for a three-day state visit aimed at strengthening diplomatic and economic ties between the two nations. The visit begins with a formal welcome from

3 months ago

Opinion

Belgoprocess nuclear site gets world’s largest solar farm with micro-inverters

The world’s largest micro-inverter solar farm is being built at the NIRAS-Belgoprocess nuclear site in Dessel, Flanders. The first phase of the project is currently underway, with almost 4,000 solar panels being

3 months ago

Innovations

Belgium must invest up to €25bn a year to be carbon neutral by 2050

Belgium needs to make additional investments of up to 25 billion euros, 4.3 per cent of its GDP, to become climate neutral by 2050, according to a report by the Federal Climate

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Belgian prime minister invited to Ukraine summit in Paris

Belgian prime minister Bart De Wever has been invited to the summit on Ukraine organised by French prime minister Emmanuel Macron on Thursday 27 March. De Wever’s spokesman confirmed this on Sunday,

3 months ago

Politics

2/3 IC Trains run Monday amid Metisp-protect strike till March 30

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Over two-thirds of scheduled IC trains will operate on Monday as per SNCB’s announcement for the period of Metisp-Protect’s railway worker strike. Metisp-Protect labour union’s strike will

3 months ago

Society

STVV Chairman David Meekers in coma after brain hemorrhage

Brussels – David Meekers, 59 years old, chairman of STVV since 2018, suffered a brain hemorrhage and is in a medically-induced coma. His condition is serious. STVV president David Meekers became ill at

3 months ago

Sport

Hamas leader Salah al-Bardaweel killed in Israeli strike

Jerusalem – Gaza political leader Salah al-Bardaweel was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sunday, officials of the militant group said. Hamas media confirmed the airstrike on Khan Younis killed Bardaweel, a

3 months ago

Earth & Climate

Eliott Crestan wins 800m silver at World Indoor Athletics Championships

Eliott Crestan won silver in the final of the 800 metres on Sunday, the third and final day of the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China. The Belgian narrowly lost out to

3 months ago

Sport

Keir Starmer backs Trump on Europe’s defence spending

London – UK PM Keir Starmer said U.S. President Donald Trump has a point that European nations must bear a greater burden for their collective self-defence, the New York Times reported. Starmer

3 months ago

World