
Explosion in Antwerp: Three Suspects Arrested
The early-morning explosion sent two people to the hospital.

The early-morning explosion sent two people to the hospital.

In a pattern eerily similar to other EU states, the Belgian government stands and falls with its own inability to balance its finances. The price will be paid by taxpayers.

De Wever gives the ruling coalition until Christmas to agree €10bn in savings, after warning he may resign if no deal emerges.

Sightings of unidentified drones near airports and military bases have raised serious security concerns in Brussels.

Belgium is blocking the plan to use Russian assets, forcing Brussels to consider stop-gap funding to keep Kyiv afloat.

Hundreds of passengers spent the night at Belgium’s main airport after air traffic was twice halted amid growing concerns over drone activity.

The inmate population has climbed to 13,400, overwhelming prisons and prompting urgent calls for action.

Six in ten jobless people have migrant roots, prompting the Belgian government to cap benefits after two years—aiming to cut costs by €2 billion.

Judicial alarm and chaos in Belgian ports push the country to seek U.S. support.

Defence Minister Theo Francke said the drones incident was an “orchestrated operation against the heart of our army.”