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Friedrich Merz fails to secure majority in first vote for German chancellor

CDU leader Friedrich Merz failed to secure the required majority in the Bundestag on Tuesday to become Germany’s next chancellor. He fell six votes short with 310 out of 621 cast.  Despite

2 months ago

World

Experts call for social media ban for under-16s

A group of Belgian experts and psychiatrists have issued an open letter to the Flemish and federal governments, calling for a clearer and stricter policy on smartphone use among children and adolescents.

2 months ago

Innovations

Club Brugge supporter injured by bullet after Belgian Cup final

A Club Brugge supporter was injured by a bullet after Sunday’s Belgian Cup final between RSC Anderlecht and Club Brugge, the Brussels public prosecutor’s office has confirmed. No suspects have yet been

2 months ago

Politics

Ukraine’s Ceasefire Proposal Exposes the Kremlin’s Hollow Gestures

As Russia continues its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the two countries have once again offered competing visions of what a “ceasefire” really means — and the contrast could not be starker. Ukraine,

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

King Philippe receives ceremonial welcome in Czech Republic

King Philippe of Belgium was given a red carpet welcome and a military ceremony in Prague on Monday afternoon. The King is visiting the Czech Republic to take part in a ceremony

2 months ago

Society

EU announces €500 million package to attract researchers

The European Union plans to offer a new 500 million euro package for 2025-2027 to make Europe a “magnet for researchers”, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced on Monday. Stressing

2 months ago

World

New AI hub ‘The Brain’ to open in Ghent in 2027

The construction of “The Brain – AI Tech Hub Ghent” has started on Monday. The AI hub, set up at Ghent University’s Ardoyen campus in Zwijnaarde, should help to make Flanders a

2 months ago

Innovations

More than 60 arrested in violence surrounding Belgian Cup final

Police arrested 63 people in Brussels on Sunday following violence before and after the Belgian Cup final. The match between Club Brugge and RSCA Anderlecht at the King Baudouin stadium sparked clashes

2 months ago

Society·Sport

Flanders introduces distance rules for large wind turbines

Flemish environment minister Jo Brouns is introducing distance rules for large wind turbines higher than 200 metres, reported Het Laatste Nieuws. ​ Flanders already had rules around noise and cast shadow, but

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Belgian Solar Team eyes another world title with new solar car

The Innoptus Solar Team, the team of KU Leuven engineering students who compete in solar car races, has on Monday unveiled their latest solar car in Antwerp in the presence of federal

2 months ago

Innovations

New parking app avoids unjustified fines for persons with disabilities

The new app handyPark provides persons with disabilities with a digital parking right and avoids unjustified parking fines. People can currently use handyPark in Antwerp, Brussels, Ostend, Ghent, Genk, Leuven and Liège.

2 months ago

Politics

Largest Zara shop in the world to open in Antwerp

Spanish fashion group Inditex, which owns the Zara chain, will open the world’s largest Zara shop in Antwerp. That shop will be set up in the new Meir Corner building, on a

2 months ago

Business

Orbán’s Double Game: How Hungary’s Leader Undermines the West from Within

In the heart of Europe, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has become much more than just a dissenting voice within the EU. His strategic maneuvers have evolved into a calculated game that actively undermines Western

2 months ago

World

People in Flanders are afraid to serve tap water to guests

More than eight out of ten people in Flanders drink tap water at home. Yet almost half of them are afraid to serve it to guests, according to a recent survey by

2 months ago

Opinion

Cultural Compass: A legacy of ecstasy, bold Bourla festival and timeless protest in opera

Every Sunday, Belga English picks its favourite events from the cultural agenda. This week: A riveting look at the artistic history and practices around ecstasy, Bourla offers a rousing limbo season between renovation

2 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Almost half of Flemish companies suffered cyber attack last year

Last year, 45.8 per cent of Flemish companies were victims of a cyber attack, according to the annual cyber security report commissioned by the Flemish government. “This underlines the urgent need for

2 months ago

Innovations

Noise Brussels Airport ‘seriously disturbs’ sleep of over 100,000 residents

The sleep of more than 100,000 people living in the wide vicinity of Brussels Airport is “seriously disturbed” by aircraft taking off and landing. The disturbance is greatest in the city of

2 months ago

Innovations

Flanders sees rapid rise in measles cases

In April, 48 cases of measles were reported in Flanders, the Flemish Department of Public Health reported in a press release. That’s more than in the first three months of 2025 combined.

2 months ago

Opinion

TikTok fined €530 million for sending EU user data to China

Ireland’s data protection watchdog has fined the Chinese video sharing app TikTok 530 million euros, it announced in a press release on Friday. TikTok was found guilty of illegally sending personal data

2 months ago

Business·World

Ten arrests and nearly 1.5m seized in Brussels money laundering case

Ten people have been arrested and nearly 1.5 million euros seized in a Brussels money laundering case, reported the Brussels public prosecutor’s office. In the case, drug money was passed on to

2 months ago

Opinion

The Future of Independent Media in Hungary Under Threat: Brussels Investigates Major Abuses

The Hungarian media landscape is rapidly losing transparency and fair competition—an issue that has moved beyond national concern to become a priority on the European Union’s agenda. On April 28, two independent

2 months ago

Society

EU willing to spend €50 billion on US products to address trade deficit

The EU is ready to spend 50 billion euros more on US products to reduce its trade deficit with the country, according to trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic. The problem could be solved

2 months ago

World

Colruyt warns of ‘quite significant’ drop in net profit

Supermarket chain Colruyt has revised its profit forecast for the financial year that ended in March. On Friday, the retailer warned of a sharp fall in net profit after previously predicting a

2 months ago

Politics

Press freedom at an all-time low, warns Reporters Without Borders

Press freedom around the world is under greater threat than ever before, according to the latest report from Reporters Without Borders (RSF). For the first time in history, its World Press Freedom

2 months ago

Opinion

Flanders to tackle art looted by Nazis with expert group and restitution commission

Flemish Culture minister Caroline Gennez is setting up an expert group and a permanent restitution commission to tackle art looted by the Nazis, De Standaard reported on Friday. During its rule in

2 months ago

Politics

Flanders aims to professionalise education with ‘inspiration schools’

Flanders will choose 30 ‘inspiration schools’, which will serve as examples for other schools in the region. This was decided by the Flemish government on Tuesday, according to Education minister Zuhal Demir.

2 months ago

Society

Protest marches and political rallies mark Labour Day

Protestors marched against the federal government and political parties held rallies on Thursday, Labour Day.  In Brussels, some 300 people gathered at Place Poelaert, organised by the socialist public sector union CGSP,

2 months ago

Opinion

Pakistan army chief’s Kashmir remarks cause anger in India

Pakistan’s army chief, General Asim Munir, is not known for seeking the spotlight. Yet in recent weeks, it has found him – not only in Pakistan, but across the border in India

2 months ago

World

US urges India and Pakistan to defuse tensions after Kashmir killings

The US has urged India and Pakistan to work together to “de-escalate tensions” after a deadly militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last week killed 26 civilians. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held

2 months ago

Politics·World

Hasselt “Burns winter welcomes spring” at May evening event

Hasselt burns in the true literal sense at the yearly May event as they create a massive bonfire. Householders ceremonially burn winter’s symbolism while beckoning spring through dance performances along with theatrical

2 months ago

Opinion

Vietnam marks 50 years since the fall of Saigon

Wednesday marks exactly fifty years since the fall of Saigon, the event that signalled the end of the Vietnam War and the reunification of the country under communist rule. On April 30,

2 months ago

World

EU approves €321 million German aid for condor restructuring

The European Commission announced on Monday that it has approved €321.2 million in restructuring aid provided by Germany for Condor, in accordance with EU State aid regulations. Why was the previous 2021

2 months ago

Opinion

US and Ukraine sign resources deal

The United States and Ukraine have signed a resources deal, known as the United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund, the US Treasury confirms. Ukraine’s Economy minister, Yulia Svyrydenko, announced on X that she

2 months ago

World

China lifts sanctions against members of European Parliament

China is lifting sanctions on members of the European Parliament (MEPs), its president Roberta Metsola announced on Wednesday. China is increasingly seeking rapprochement with the EU amid its trade war with the

2 months ago

Politics·World

Railway unions temporarily suspend strikes to negotiate with government

Belgium’s railway unions have announced a temporary suspension of their strike actions to begin negotiations with Federal Pensions Minister Jan Jambon, according to a press release issued on Wednesday. The unions —

2 months ago

Politics·Society

Eurozone economy grew more than expected in first quarter

The eurozone economy grew more than expected in the first quarter of 2025. A first estimate by the European statistics agency Eurostat shows 0.4 per cent growth for countries using the euro

2 months ago

Business

Construction begins on Belgium’s offshore energy island

Construction has officially begun on Princess Elisabeth Island, Belgium’s artificial energy island located 45 kilometres off the coast. High-voltage grid operator Elia announced Wednesday that the first two of 23 massive concrete

2 months ago

Earth & Climate·Innovations

Herd of elephants appears near Antwerp Central station

A dozen life-sized model elephants appeared on Wednesday morning at Operaplein, near Antwerp Central station. The stunt follows similar sightings last week in Brussels and Liège, but its purpose remains unclear. “This

2 months ago

Society

Thousands of protestors gather in Belgian cities to protest against budget cuts

Thousands of people protested in Belgian cities on Tuesday against the federal government’s planned budget cuts. The protests, organised by the ACV and ABVV unions, disrupted public transport, air travel and ports.

2 months ago

Society

Flemish companies bracing for economic downturn, survey shows

Flemish companies expect a bleak economic outlook for 2025, according to a new survey by employers’ organisation Voka. The survey, conducted among 750 firms, reveals that three-quarters of respondents fear they will

2 months ago

Business

Trump’s first 100 days: Brazen moves and global tensions

During the first 100 days of his second term, US president Donald Trump has dominated international headlines. His attempts at rapprochement with Russia, growing rifts within the transatlantic alliance and controversial plans

2 months ago

World

Russia awaits Ukraine’s response to May ceasefire offer

Moscow – On Tuesday, the Kremlin stated that Ukraine had yet to reply to multiple proposals made by Russian President Vladimir Putin for direct peace talks. It remains uncertain if Ukraine will

2 months ago

Society·World

3000 ACV & ABVV Limburg members protest De Wever in Hasselt

Around 3,000 union members from ACV Limburg and AB Limburg protested in Hasselt against government plans led by Bart De Wever, citing pension cuts and a lack of support for older workers

2 months ago

Society

Reception of asylum seekers is “disgrace to Belgium”, says Amnesty International

The handling of the reception crisis is a “disgrace to Belgium”, said Wies De Graeve, director of Amnesty International Flanders, on Tuesday. He was responding to the human rights organisation’s latest annual

2 months ago

Society

Socialist union ACOD calls for national strike over public sector cuts on 20 May

The socialist trade union ACOD has called for a national strike in the public sector on Tuesday, 20 May. The action is aimed at protesting what the union describes as the “disastrous

2 months ago

Opinion

Brussels Airlines remains confident for a profitable 2025 despite first-Quarter loss

Brussels Airlines reported an adjusted operating loss (EBIT) of 53 million EUR in the first quarter of 2025. The company announced this on Tuesday morning. While still in the red, the result

2 months ago

Opinion

“Media freedom is crumbling in Europe amid rising authoritarianism” NGO warns

Media freedom within the European Union is facing a deepening crisis, as rising authoritarianism continues to erode press independence. “Media freedom, the first line of defense against authoritarianism, is crumbling across Europe,”

2 months ago

Society

EU’s microchip strategy “needs urgent reality check”, says Court of Auditors

The EU “urgently needs a reality check” on its microchip strategy, according to the European Court of Auditors. Its target of controlling 20 per cent of the world’s production of advanced microchips

2 months ago

Innovations

Putin announces temporary ceasefire, Ukraine responds with 30-day proposal

On the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in the Second World War, Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine. Later on Monday, Ukraine’s Foreign minister responded by

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Credit agency S&P issues negative outlook for Belgium due to rising budget deficit

US ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has downgraded Belgium’s credit outlook from stable to negative, citing concerns over the country’s rising budget deficit. This is a warning to the federal government

2 months ago

Business

Is the government doing enough to stop PFAS pollution in the Ijzer?

A broad protest in Diksmuide opposes PFAS pollution in the Ijzer, impacting water sports and drinking water. Johan Vercruce (Diksmuide Kayak Club) and Klaas Van Nevel call for government action. People protest

2 months ago

Society

New police zones unable to connect to ANPR camera system for two years

No new police zones have been able to link their automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras to Belgium’s national database since May 2023. The platform, launched in 2018 to support the fight

2 months ago

Politics·Society

Flemish government postpones FM radio switch off, dropping 2031 end date

The Flemish government is postponing the planned switch-off of FM radio, abandoning the previously proposed target date of 2031. Amid concerns over economic consequences and the potential exclusion of older listeners, the

2 months ago

Politics

Aalter and its mayor face discriminatory investigation regarding registration policy

The Equal Opportunities Centre Unia has filed a complaint with the East Flanders public prosecutor, arguing that Aalter’s registration policy may violate anti-racism laws.  The federal migration centre Myria is also criticising

2 months ago

Society

Kim Le Court and Tadej Pogačar take first in their respective races for Liège-Bastogne-Liège

Kim Le Court and Tadej Pogačar claimed impressive victories on Sunday at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the fourth and final Monument of the cycling spring. Le Court sprinted to victory in the women’s race, while

2 months ago

Sport

Lobbying for next pope heats up, with outcome less predictable than ever

Francis sought to lower age profile and broaden spread of college of cardinals and for most it is their first conclave Conservative and progressives will intensify efforts to shape the future of

2 months ago

World

Greenland PM visits Denmark amid Trump annexation push

On Sunday, Greenland’s newly elected Prime Minister, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, made his first visit to Denmark since assuming office, coinciding with U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement to annex the island. What are Nielsen’s

2 months ago

World

University of Antwerp launches unique drone for climate research

The University of Antwerp launched a groundbreaking local climate study in Brasschaat using a specially equipped drone on Saturday. The device will fly autonomously over the De Inslag forest daily, with seven

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

New citizen health survey The Big Food Map looks at food supply in Flanders and Brussels

Health institute Sciensano has launched The Big Food Map app, a new citizen survey designed to map the supply and price of healthy food in Flanders and Brussels. Local initiatives The initiative invites

2 months ago

Society

Cultural Compass: Sweet dreams of music, Palestinian voices and a sound tour of Leuven

Every Sunday, Belga English picks its favourite events from the cultural agenda. This week: the Lunalia Festival returns with a staggering international lineup of musicians, a Palestinian-Danish artist explores the trauma of

2 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

China Claims to Be a Neutral Power. In Reality, It Helps Russia Prolong the War

Beijing’s official policy of “neutrality” regarding the war in Ukraine is increasingly diverging from reality. While Chinese diplomats talk about peace and call for negotiations, Chinese companies are quietly supplying Russia’s military

2 months ago

World

Serbian students’ run from Belgrade to Brussels shines light on government corruption

Serbian students began an 18-day run from Belgrade to Brussels on Friday to address the European Parliament about the massive anti-corruption protests shaking Serbia.  After a 13-day, 1,400km bicycle journey from Novi

2 months ago

World

University of Antwerp launches unique drone for climate research

The University of Antwerp launched a groundbreaking local climate study in Brasschaat using a specially equipped drone on Saturday. The device will fly autonomously over the De Inslag forest daily, with seven

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Belgium accelerates military investment with more F-35s

Belgium is to buy more fighter jets, and they will once again be American F-35s. This was made clear by prime minister Bart De Wever (N-VA) during a parliamentary session on Wednesday.

2 months ago

Society

Serbian students’ run from Belgrade to Brussels shines light on government corruption

Serbian students began an 18-day run from Belgrade to Brussels on Friday to address the European Parliament about the massive anti-corruption protests shaking Serbia. After a 13-day, 1,400km bicycle journey from Novi

2 months ago

World

Industry and schools unite to boost practical training

To address the growing demand for technically skilled workers, industry leaders and education networks are joining forces to “strengthen the bridge between companies and schools.” The joint plan, announced Friday, responds to

2 months ago

Business

Picasso bowl ends up in Antwerp thrift store

A ceramic bowl by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso has surfaced at a second-hand shop in Antwerp, the Kringwinkel chain reported on Friday. The bowl was found among regular donations to the thrift

2 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Governments eye billion-euro stake in Brussels Airport

The federal and Flemish governments are exploring a joint purchase of the Canadian pension fund OTPP’s 30 per cent stake in Brussels Airport, potentially taking majority control. The price tag could be

2 months ago

Business

IBAN name check to help prevent bank fraud starting in October

Starting this October, anyone transferring money online will be able to see whether the recipient’s name matches the account number provided. The new system, announced by minister of consumer protection Rob Beenders

2 months ago

Innovations

The EU as a Guarantee of Real Peace and Stability in Europe

In recent decades, Europe has become accustomed to peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial economic relations. However, since the start of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, the entire continent has found itself under threat,

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Up to 140 jobs at risk at ArcelorMittal Belgium

Up to 140 jobs are at risk at ArcelorMittal’s Belgian operations as the steelmaker plans to relocate certain activities to Poland or India. The plans would mainly affect white-collar workers at the

2 months ago

Society

Sound art festival ‘Hear Here’ returns to Leuven with 15 installations at historic sites

The second edition of Hear Here, a sound art festival organised by the STUK arts centre, opens today in Leuven. Running until 9 June, the festival features 15 installations at nine heritage

2 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

Why American Support for Ukraine and NATO Matters

The night of April 23–24, 2025, marked one of the heaviest attacks on Ukraine in recent months. Before dawn, air raid sirens blared across Kyiv and more than a dozen other cities

2 months ago

Ukraine

“Vladimir, stop”: Trump’s first appeal to Putin after the massive terrorist attack on Kyiv

In the night of April 24, 2025, Russia launched one of its largest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv since the war began. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that 215 air targets

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Peace dictated by an aggressor is not peace — it’s a delay of the next war

Europe knows this lesson too well. Appeasement has never brought lasting peace. It has only emboldened the next tyrant. Today, Ukraine is not just defending its own borders — it is protecting

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Up to six years prison for foiled attack on PM De Wever

The Court of Appeal in Antwerp has handed down prison sentences of up to six years for the foiled assassination attempt on Belgium’s current prime minister, Bart De Wever. The group’s leader

2 months ago

Opinion

Ukraine and allies demand ceasefire before entering peace talks with Russia

Ukraine and several European allies have told the United States that any negotiations over a peace agreement with Russia should be preceded by an immediate ceasefire and firm security guarantees for Kyiv,

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Tesla sales in Europe down 45 per cent

Sales of new Tesla vehicles in Europe fell by 45 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2025, according to figures from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA). Tesla has been

2 months ago

Society

Russian missile attack on Kyiv overnight: 9 dead and 63 injured, people feared trapped under rubble

In Ukraine, 9 people were killed and another 63 injured due to Russian shelling in Kyiv overnight. Rescue workers reported: “Residential buildings were damaged, and the search for people under the rubble

2 months ago

World

Flemish journalists’ association expresses concern over editorial merger at Mediahuis

The Flemish Association of Journalists (VVJ) has expressed its concern about the growing media concentration in Flanders. The reaction follows the decision by the Mediahuis to place Het Nieuwsblad/De Gentenaar and Gazet

2 months ago

Opinion

Zelensky renews call for ‘immediate, full and unconditional’ ceasefire

On Wednesday, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his country’s call for an “immediate, full and unconditional” ceasefire as European leaders gathered in London for a peace summit. Referring to a proposal originally

2 months ago

Ukraine·World

Moscow and Budapest: How the Kremlin Channels Millions Through Orbán’s Bank

While the European Union continues to impose sanctions on Russia, Hungary is carving out a unique path of cooperation with the Kremlin—one that increasingly resembles a large-scale corruption scheme. The latest meeting

2 months ago

World

Belgian software company iTraceiT targets international luxury market

After developing a digital passport for diamonds, Belgian software company iTraceiT is now expanding its focus to the broader international luxury sector. The company announced on Wednesday that it has raised €1.5

2 months ago

Business

UGent warns of possible academic risks in cooperating with US under Trump

Ghent University (UGent) has raised concerns about the growing risks associated with academic cooperation with the United States under Donald Trump’s administration. In a communication to its staff, the university warns that

2 months ago

Politics

Crowds paying tribute to Pope lying in state at St Peter’s Basilica

The body of Pope Francis, laid out in an open coffin, was carried in a solemn procession from his residence within the walls of the Vatican City to St Peter’s Basilica. Cardinals,

2 months ago

World

CMB.TECH to merge with Golden Ocean, expanding global fleet

Antwerp-based CMB.TECH, formerly known as Euronav, plans to merge with Norwegian dry bulk shipping company Golden Ocean Group. The merger would create one of the world’s largest diversified listed maritime groups, with

2 months ago

Business

IMF warns of ‘major negative shock’ from Trump’s tariffs

Lender cuts forecasts for every major economy, with UK expected to grow by 1.1% this year, down from 1.6% Donald Trump’s tariffs have unleashed a “major negative shock” into the world economy,

2 months ago

World

Sanchez: Spain to meet NATO spending goal of 2% GDP in 2025

Span’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said thaty his government will meet NATO’s target of 2% of GDP on defence spending this year, much earlier than its previously self-imposed deadline of 2029. U.S.

2 months ago

World

Overcrowding reaches alarming levels in Ghent prison

Overcrowding in Ghent prison reached alarming proportions in 2024, according to a new report by the Inspection Committee. The number of complaints from inmates about living conditions in the prison has risen

2 months ago

Society

Nitrogen pollution makes hay fever worse, study finds

Nitrogen pollution not only affects the environment but can also directly impact public health, according to new research by KU Leuven and Sciensano. The researchers found that grasslands fertilised with nitrogen produce

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Brussels’ only outdoor pool to close after 5 years

Brussels’ only open-air swimming pool is closing after five years. Flow, in Anderlecht, was intended as a prototype to show demand for outdoor swimming in the capital, and the organisers say they

2 months ago

Society

How did King Philippe and Queen Mathilde remember Pope Francis?

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde honour Pope Francis, who died on April 21, 2025. They praised his compassion, leadership and remembered his meaningful visit to Belgium. King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of

2 months ago

World

Pope Francis dies aged 88

Pope Francis has died at the age of 88 at his residence Casa Santa Marta, the Vatican has announced. “Dearest brothers and sisters, with deep sorrow I must announce the death of

2 months ago

World

Meat sector warns Flemish restrictions on labour migration could undermine food supply

The Belgian meat industry has criticised a proposal by Employment minister Zuhal Demir (N-VA) to tighten labour migration rules, warning it could jeopardise food security.  The plan would make it harder to

2 months ago

Business

‘A good shepherd with a big heart’: Belgian clergy and politicians on death of Pope Francis

Politicians, academics and clergy in Belgium have responded to the death of Pope Francis at the age of 88. The news was announced on the morning of Easter Monday by the Vatican.

2 months ago

World

The Lommel Sahara: a landscape of sand, forest and industrial history

Located just outside the city of Lommel in Limburg, the Sahara is a 193-hectare area characterised by pale sand, pine forest and a clear blue lake. Despite its name, the landscape is

2 months ago

Earth & Climate

Leuven’s Afrika Film Festival celebrates 30 years with focus on core mission

The Afrika Film Festival in Leuven celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. The programme has been reduced to just four days, a conscious decision by the organisers to focus on the essentials,

2 months ago

Arts & Entertainment

World’s best padel players return to Brussels for the Premier Padel Tournament

Brussels will host the fourth edition of the Brussels Premier Padel Tournament over the Easter weekend, marking the second European stop of the 2025 Premier Padel season. The event will take place

2 months ago

Sport

Proportion of private-sector employees with disabilities is falling, study shows

Only 0.23 per cent of employees in Belgium’s private sector had a disability in 2024, a decrease of around 8 per cent compared to 2023, according to figures from HR specialists Acerta

2 months ago

Business·Society

Ukraine’s Territorial Integrity: No Concessions to the Aggressor

In the course of the war, Russia has not only engaged in military actions but also actively promotes ideas aimed at discrediting Ukraine and encouraging territorial concessions. One such idea is the

2 months ago

Ukraine·World