Belgium

Belgium

Divided EU leaders meet for emergency talks on migration crisis

The leaders of EU countries will discuss solutions to Europe's migration crisis, as the issue once again exposes major divisions between EU members.

24/06/2018

Belgium

Which country is leading the EU's fight against climate change?

Campaigners have ranked EU countries' progress on tackling climate change. Who do you think are the best and worst?

17/06/2018

Belgium

Europeans ‘less aware’ mobile roaming fees have been scrapped

Ignorance of a landmark European Union law that scraps mobile phone roaming charges is on the increase, according to a new study.

16/06/2018

Europe News

EU retaliates against Trump trade tariffs

European countries throw unanimous support behind plans to slap duties on US products

14/06/2018

Belgium

EU to give free Interrail pass — but only if you can handle this quiz

The European Commission has set aside a sum of cash to give young Europeans turning 18 this year a free Interrail pass. But first, you have to answer these questions right.

12/06/2018

Europe News

Fear of opioid crisis in Europe

Last year alone, 51 new psychoactive substances have been detected

07/06/2018

Belgium

Leadership looks like... cleaning up the oceans by 2040

Boyan Slat went diving in Greece aged 16 and saw more plastic bags than fish. Instead of wringing his hands he went on to set up a not-for-profit that aims to rid the oceans of 90% of their plastic by 2040. And he is well on his way to achieving this.

07/06/2018

Belgium

Meet our first #Europeanhero: the nurse

Belgian nurse Liesbeth Moortgat was nominated as part of our #Europeanheroes campaign by one of her long-term patients, Inge Vandelanoot, for whom Liesbeth has become a "mum, wife, and understanding friend".

05/06/2018

Sport

World Cup Russia 2018: How to follow Belgium

Your team not going to the 2018 World Cup? You want to become a fan of another team? You know your friends, but you want to get to know your enemies? Learn to love them? Euronews can help with our basic toolkit for the Belgian national team.

05/06/2018

Belgium

Funeral held for youngest Liege terror victim

22-year-old Cyril Vangriecken was one of three victims to be killed in last week's attack, along with two policewomen.

05/06/2018

Belgium

Belgium's Africa Museum promises critical approach to colonial past

Refit to reflect brutality of King Leopold II's rule

04/06/2018

Europe News

Colombia: irreversible peace?

Euronews speaks to Colombia's incumbent president -Juan Manuel Santos- about how the crucial upcoming elections will impact the country's delicate peace process.

04/06/2018

Belgium

Did this mattress company accidentally reveal Belgium’s World Cup rost

Did this mattress company accidentally reveal Belgium’s World Cup roster?

02/06/2018

Belgium

Liege gunman may have claimed fourth victim

Thirty-one year old Benjamin Herman was given 36 hour leave from prison on Monday but failed to return

30/05/2018

Belgium

Terror on the streets of Belgium

Police in the eastern city of Liege have shot dead a man who killed two officers and a bystander in what has been described as a terrorist attack.

29/05/2018

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Shooting in Liege, Belgium

A man killed two policewomen and a bystander in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday before being gunned down at a school

29/05/2018

Belgium

Belgium gunman 'killed man before Liege attack': what we know

Belgian authorities face questions over the attacker who had been let out of jail where he was linked to radical Islamists. He is thought to have killed a man the day before murdering three people in Liege.

29/05/2018

Belgium

Gunman kills three in Belgium 'terror' attack

A man shot dead two police officers and a passerby in Liege, Belgium before being 'neutralised'.

29/05/2018

No Comment

4,500 pairs of shoes representing Palestinian deaths greet ministers

Avaaz campaign director Christoph Schott said that the aim was to show EU leaders that "people in Europe care what happens in Palestine, they care what happens in Gaza" and that "enough is enough".

28/05/2018

Europe News

Israeli–Palestinian conflict: 4,500 pairs of shoes displayed to repres

Activists have laid out 4,500 pairs of shoes in front of the Council of the European Union — one for every life lost in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict over the last decade

28/05/2018

Europe News

State of the Union

The week in Europe with Stefan Grobe

25/05/2018

Europe News

Europe looks to take lead as US relationship takes turn for worse

With Washington proving something of an unreliable ally of late, the EU is looking at its own diplomacy and how it can occupy the world stage, without its big brother across the Atlantic.

24/05/2018

Europe News

Environmentalists & farmers take EU to court over climate change

Plaintiffs charge EU with establishing inadequate greenhouse gas reductions, and failing to ensure the already inadequate cuts are respected. A group action is trying to force the EU to make tougher laws.

24/05/2018

Belgium

Protests over fatal shooting of 2-year-old migrant girl in Belgium

Hundreds turned out in Brussels to protest against the fatal shooting of a two-year old Iraqi-Kurdish girl by police in the Belgian province of Hainaut a week earlier.

24/05/2018

Belgium

Tributes for murdered journalist at European awards ceremony

Outstanding achievements in business, politics, entrepreneurship and innovation have been recognised at a ceremony in Brussels.

23/05/2018

Europe News

Greening European transport

The European Business Summit in Brussels has looked into the growing pace of electromobility now that the internal combustion engine appears to be near the end of its useful life.

23/05/2018