Now playing Next Belgium Wolf suspected of eating pet wallaby as 'Christmas meal' in Belgium A roaming wolf likely killed a pet wallaby and injured another in northeastern Belgium 26/12/2019
Now playing Next Europe News The Brief: Catalan question and European Parliament immunity This week could be a crucial one for legal proceedings in the case of jailed and exiled Catalan politicians. 16/12/2019
Now playing Next world news World War Two Battle of the Bulge re-enacted 75 years later Hundreds of people took part in a re-enactment of the famous Battle of the Bulge to mark the 75th anniversary of the event that represented a turning point in World War Two. 15/12/2019
Now playing Next Belgium UNESCO wipes Belgian festival from heritage list over 'racist floats' The decision was prompted by the presence of caricatured floats of Orthodox Jews with hooked noses at the festival. The city's mayor said organisers were neither racist nor anti-Semitic. 14/12/2019
Now playing Next Europe News The Battle for Brussels roads It is one of the most congested capitals in Europe, and a new transport minister hopes to strike a balance between helping people get around and cutting carbon emissions. 11/12/2019
Now playing Next Ivory Coast EU's most wanted criminals on run for over 20 years arrested Lacote was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud in an organised gang, death threats and participation in an association of criminals. Van Acker was given two years as an accomplice. 22/11/2019
Now playing Next Europe News The Brief: a time-travel trip in a Trabant - 'Ostalgia' in Brussels In Germany, Ostalgia is a nostalgic feeling for certain aspects of life in Communist East Germany. But beyond memories, some in Brussels think that there were a few aspects of socialism that should make a comeback. 12/11/2019
Now playing Next Europe News Fabien Neretsé stands trial on genocide charges in Belgium Fabien Neretsé is accused of taking part in the murder of thirteen people, as well as war crimes and genocide in 1994. He denies the accusations. 07/11/2019
Now playing Next Europe News 'It’s better to sleep in a container and leave than to stay here and die' It’s hard to know how many migrants pass through Zeebrugge. Belgian authorities refuse to give any information at the moment, but the Ministry of interior previously indicated that close to 1800 migrants have been arrested in the port city this year alone. 05/11/2019
Now playing Next World 'Waiting for justice': Families await start of Rwanda genocide trial Martine Beckers lost her sister, brother-in-law, and niece in the 1994 Rwandan genocide. She says despite UN troops being stationed only 500 metres from their home, they didn't help stop their murders. 04/11/2019
Now playing Next Europe News Families seek justice as Rwandan genocide trial begins As the trial of a former high-ranking Rwandan official is set to begin, families of the victims of the 1994 genocide await justice. 04/11/2019
Now playing Next Belgium Migrants found alive in Belgium truck a week on from Essex tragedy A dozen migrants were found alive in a truck in Belgium on Wednesday — a week after 39 were found dead near London. 30/10/2019
Now playing Next Belgium Belgian's grandchildren 'missing' after Syria camp evacuated Sayfoellah, Shahied, Muthanna and Mujahied – seen in the video above – are missing after the detention camp in which they were being held in north-east Syria was forcibly evacuated, their grandmother has told Euronews. 30/10/2019
Now playing Next Belgium Meet Sophie Wilmès, Belgium's first woman prime minister Sophie Wilmès has been named Belgium’s first female prime minister, replacing Charles Michel, who is set to take over as European Council president. 29/10/2019
Now playing Next Europe News The Brief: breaking the EU glass ceiling As Belgium gets its first female prime minister, we take a look at how many EU countries have female leaders (clue you can count on one hand). 28/10/2019
Now playing Next Europe News Paedophile Marc Dutroux and the murders that united a divided Belgium In 2004, Dutroux was sentenced to life imprisonment for the abduction and rape of six girls in 1995 and 1996, as well as the murder of two of them. Judges will on Monday determine if he can have conditional early release. 27/10/2019
Now playing Next Belgium Belgian Paralympian Marieke Vervoort ends life through euthanasia Euthanasia is legal in Belgium and the athlete had announced her intentions after the Rio Games in 2016 to follow that path if her condition worsened. 23/10/2019
Now playing Next Belgium Watch: Belgium's famous foods get Michelin-starred makeover Two-starred chef Yves Mattagne is swapping waffle toppings from strawberries and cream to lobster and foie gras, while three-starred Sergio Herman is dusting frites with olive powder and basil. 14/10/2019
Now playing Next Europe News Geel - a town with a revolutionary approach to mental healthcare It has been an important place of pilgrimage for healing mental illness for centuries, and it was one of the earliest models of psychiatric care that allowed patients to live among the community. We travel to the town of Geel in northern Belgium where social inclusion fights against stigma. 10/10/2019