A red alert has been issued for a high risk of forest fires in Cyprus and Wallonia, Belgium, due to dry conditions. Authorities are warning the public about the dangers, noting that even small items like a water bottle can ignite a fire.
A Belgian shopkeeper died after being severely beaten while intervening to defend a woman who was allegedly subjected to racist and Islamophobic abuse on a Brussels tram.
Barclays suggests avoiding Belgian beer giant Anheuser-Busch, citing concerns over Brazil's 'sin tax' and a post-World Cup hangover weighing on the stock, indicating the company's premium valuation may be unsustainable.
The U.S. Department of State has updated its travel advisory for Belgium, warning American travelers about potential risks due to terrorism. This advisory aims to inform citizens about safety concerns in the country.
A Canadian intern working at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on suspicion of espionage and involvement in a criminal organization. Belgian prosecutors confirmed the arrest, with reports suggesting the individual is of Chinese origin and is accused of spying for a third country.
Mark van Bommel, the Dutch former footballer, has been officially appointed as the new head coach for the Belgian national football team. This marks a significant step in his coaching career.
Japanese Defense Minister Koizumi has called for an open and unrestricted debate on nuclear issues, urging an end to the taboo surrounding discussions on nuclear policy. He emphasized the need for comprehensive deliberation on the topic.
The European Union has recommended a three-year delay in imposing penalties on oil and gas companies that violate new methane emission regulations. This proposal aims to give companies more time to comply with the rules before facing fines.
A 59-year-old Dutch man has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting incident near a nightclub in Antwerp. The incident left one young man in critical condition, who later died.
This makes Belgium the fourth European country with an import ban on Israeli settlements. Spain was first in September 2025, followed by the Netherlands and then Ireland.
The San Sebastián Film Festival has unveiled new titles from J.A. Bayona, Isabel Peña, and Fernando Trueba. Mikel Gurrea, Berto Romero, and Roberto Bueso are set to compete.
Eloïse, 42 ans, a lancé une cagnotte pour éviter de finir à la rue avec sa fille. Suite à une plainte pour viols incestueux qui a été classée sans suite, l’accusé s’est retourné contre elle.
Jean-Pascal van Ypersele, former Vice-Chair of the IPCC, has strongly criticized successive Belgian governments for decades of climate inaction, stating they have 'blood on their hands.' He emphasized that climate change is already here and urged seizing the current crisis to create new momentum for action, warning that climate refugees are no longer a distant scenario.
XTEND has expanded its presence in Europe through a merger with Lavtia's Atlas, significantly increasing its portfolio of autonomous robotic platforms and strengthening support for NATO and EU partners.
A failed renovation project for a public square in the heart of Brussels' EU quarter, dubbed 'The largest frying pan in Europe,' has ignited tempers and raised questions about current urban planning amid climate change.
Atalanta has established an asking price for versatile attacker Charles De Ketelaere, following his impressive performances for Belgium at the 2026 World Cup. Bayern and PSG are reportedly interested in the player.
A new EU report indicates that Europe is facing an aging population and is projected to experience a population decline after 2029. This demographic shift poses significant challenges for the continent's future, including its economic competitiveness.
Belgium is reportedly considering canceling an order for two warships from the Dutch shipbuilder Damen, potentially leading to a significant loss for the company.
Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel secured victory in stage 15 of the Tour de France, beating race leader Tadej Pogacar, while former winner Jonas Vingegaard was forced to abandon after a crash 20 km from the finish.
The European Commission has issued two sets of binding specification measures to Google under the Digital Markets Act. These regulatory steps aim to foster greater competition in the digital sector and ensure competitors' access.
Manchester United have so far signed two out of the three midfielders that head coach Michael Carrick had demanded at the start of the summer window.INEOS were delighted with Andrey Santos’ capture…
Belgian author and screenwriter Gaea Schoeters participated in a conversation at the HeadRead literary festival, where she discussed the enduring presence of colonialism in culture, along with language, translation, and the power of fiction.
Firefighters in southwestern France have prevented the spread of a forest fire in the Gironde department, where they are creating firebreaks to contain the blaze. High temperatures are expected to complicate the situation, and Belgian tourists are facing disruptions and cancellations due to the evacuations in the affected holiday areas.
A Canadian intern working at NATO military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested and faces charges of spying for China. The incident has raised concerns about espionage within the alliance.
New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca revealed he made personal phone calls to players, including Phil Foden after his England World Cup snub and Jeremy Doku to congratulate him on becoming a father.
New regulations have come into force across the European Union, prohibiting large companies from disposing of unsold clothing, accessories, and footwear in an effort to reduce waste.
Belgium is leading the way in supporting survivors of sexual violence by establishing one-stop centers. These centers provide comprehensive access to medical, psychological, and police support in a single location.
An EU proposal to reform jobless benefits, shifting payment responsibility to the country of employment for cross-border workers, is moving towards final approval.
Brussels is exploring trade-offs between climate goals and industrial interests as it revamps the Emissions Trading System (ETS). Additionally, the EU aims to foster bigger and simpler banks as part of a broader competitiveness overhaul.