Trigger points: How FN Browning could lead Europe’s rearmament Amid growing recognition across Europe of the need for states to reinforce their defences and increase military spending, we visit the ...

In 2022, the top 1.8% of earners accounted for 10% of all available income, while 27.5% of households with the lowest incomes also held 10% of the available income, meaning the wealthiest 92,000 ...

"In total, 48 establishments across the Brussels-Capital Region are now proud holders of the label," they added. "Each of these establishments received a label featuring the Brusselicious logo, which ...

Tens of thousands of people are expected to gather on Wednesday at 10:00 at the Brussels North station. From there, they will make their way through the city and end the demonstration near the ...

The operation was conducted by the Condroz-Famenne police zone across the communes of Somme-Leuze, Havelange, and Ciney. The law enforcers seized 7.89 grammes of cocaine, 146 pills, 11.68 grammes of ...

The severity of the contamination in the soil and groundwater of the surrounding areas is currently unclear and requires further investigation. PFAS contamination has often been found at sites where ...

The Brussels North police reported on Tuesday that they had successfully seized 128.4 kilogrammes of cocaine in a van during a routine BOB check (dedicated to preventing driving under the influence) ...

From 1st September, parking fees will nearly double in red and green zones, with the cost for two hours in a red zone increasing from €5 to €9.20, and in green zones from €3 to €5.50. The city aligns ...

A court in Liège has awarded compensation to 47 local residents disturbed by noise from Bierset Airport, the court announced in a press release on Tuesday. They are to receive compensation ranging ...

At the centre of the Stanhope controversy was a man once described by Politico as “ J.D. Vance’s philosopher king.” James Orr, associate professor of philosophy of religion at the University of ...

The signing comes just before a NATO summit in The Hague, where allies, including Canada and 23 of the 27 EU countries, are expected to approve increased security spending to reach at least 5% of GDP ...