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‘Anti-Homophobia’ Event Disrupted by Muslim Students

Tristan Vanheuckelom May 16, 2023

In spite of the video evidence available to them, mainstream Belgian media kept mum about the profile of the assailants and the revealing chant (“Allahu akbar”) they uttered.

Belgium: Deputy PM to Clarify Government Relationship With Bpost

Tristan Vanheuckelom May 15, 2023

De Sutter (Groen) suffered embarrassment after it was revealed two cabinet employees were on the postal service’s payroll while the government was negotiating a contract.

’Ndrangheta Mafia Targeted By European Operation

Hélène de Lauzun May 10, 2023

More than a hundred members of the ’Ndrangheta are currently being investigated for drug trafficking; arms trafficking; money laundering; various frauds and tax offences.

The 9th Art: Lucky Luke, or How to Keep a Series Going

Felix James Miller May 6, 2023

The old cowboy has had the great luck to be written and illustrated by people who love and believe in the original Luke, people who recognize that we still need joyful stories about heroes.

Belgium: 8 Arrested in Counter Terrorism Raids

Robert Semonsen March 31, 2023

Authorities say that the suspects who were arrested during the raids were planning a terrorist attack on Belgian soil.

Chinese Fraud Ring Busted at Liège Airport

Bridget Ryder March 30, 2023

According to the investigation, Chinese exporters had put in place a complex system to evade VAT and other taxes while increasing their own profits.

Red Tape Delays Extradition of Qatargate Suspects

Tadhg Pidgeon March 23, 2023

One of Europe’s most important corruption cases may be jeopardised by inter-European legal technicalities.

Great Replacement Debate Goes Ahead Despite Protests

Tadhg Pidgeon March 19, 2023

In an age of increasing polarisation, the debate in Belgium proves that it is possible to discuss sensitive subjects despite their controversy.

Flemish Government Staves Off Crackup, Reaches Agreement on Nitrogen

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 13, 2023

Farmers will get a better deal. A relieved Flemish Prime Minister Jan Jambon (N-VA) said “it was a long and difficult road, but the result is what counts.”

Male hands in fists, palms facing camera, chained with link in chains between hands breaking open

Belgian Constitutional Court Greenlights Prisoner Exchange With Iran

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 6, 2023

Last January, Belgian NGO worker Olivier Vandecasteele was sentenced to 40 years in prison on what Brussels has declared as ‘sham’ espionage charges.

Tag: Belgium

‘Anti-Homophobia’ Event Disrupted by Muslim Students

Belgium: Deputy PM to Clarify Government Relationship With Bpost

’Ndrangheta Mafia Targeted By European Operation

The 9th Art: Lucky Luke, or How to Keep a Series Going

Belgium: 8 Arrested in Counter Terrorism Raids

Chinese Fraud Ring Busted at Liège Airport

Red Tape Delays Extradition of Qatargate Suspects

Great Replacement Debate Goes Ahead Despite Protests

Flemish Government Staves Off Crackup, Reaches Agreement on Nitrogen

Belgian Constitutional Court Greenlights Prisoner Exchange With Iran

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