Belgium

Belgium

EU leaders give ‘green light’ to prepare for post Brexit trade talks

EU leaders have paved the way for future trade talks with Britain at a summit in Brussels

20/10/2017

Europe News

Catalonia: 'No room' for EU mediation

EU makes position clear on Catalonia as tensions escalate

19/10/2017

Belgium

Sugar feeds cancerous tumours and makes them more aggressive, finds new study

Glucose causes a 'vicious cycle' which stimulates the multiplication of cancer cells

19/10/2017

Belgium

British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn takes a different message to Brussels

May way or my way Corbyn tells Brussels officials and Europe's Socialist parties as the UK Labour leader warns no deal would be "dangerous".

19/10/2017

Europe News

Divisions behind Barcelona bid for EMA

Spain's crisis with Catalonia impacts on the bid to become the next base for the EU's pharmaceutical watchdog

18/10/2017

Belgium

Wifi weakness exposed by Belgian experts

Traffic and data on wireless networks could be corrupted by close-by hackers, say Belgian researchers

17/10/2017

Belgium

Theresa May's 'dinner diplomacy'

May and Junker end their Brussels dinner agreeing Brexit talks should be stepped up in coming months

17/10/2017

Focus

RegioStars Awards highlight Europe's innovative projects

Awarding Europe's most inspiring regional projects that support people's lives through the creation of economic growth and jobs.

16/10/2017

Belgium

Meet Madeleina Kay, the 'EU Supergirl'

Kay was told to leave a Brussels press conference, despite having press accreditation

14/10/2017

Europe News

What will Trump do to the Iran deal?

12/10/2017

Belgium

Serbian PM: Kosovo major obstacle in EU talks

11/10/2017

Europe News

Catalan independence a no-go for Brussels

11/10/2017

Europe News

Catalonia: Reactions from the European Parliament

11/10/2017

Europe News

Belgium hit by 24-hour strike

Public sector workers in the French-speaking region of Belgium have gone on a 24-hour strike.

10/10/2017

Belgium

Ale Mary! Church turns to beer brewing to raise funds

Saint Catherine's church in Brussels is turning to Belgium's brewing tradition to raise funds for renovation work

05/10/2017

Europe News

Debating Glyphosate

Health experts from EU countries are expected to discuss whether or not to extend the license for the herbicide.

05/10/2017

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Climbers clean-up Brussel's Atomium

A team of climber's begin their annual clean up of Brussel's iconic Atomium. Climbers will polish the nine steel globes that was originally built for the World's Fair of 1958.

04/10/2017

Belgium

Belgium watches Catalonia but without panic

Flemish separatists do not face the same conflicts as the Catalan independence movement.

03/10/2017

Belgium

Brexit progress but not enough to open trade talks

Both sides involved in the intricate negotiations arranging the UK's withdrawal - or "Brexit" - from the EU have welcomed a "new dynamic" in the negotiations.

28/09/2017

Belgium

Dating website ad banned in Brussels

28/09/2017

Cult

Magritte in 3D at the Atomium: surrealist!

This exhibition specifically designed for the 60th anniversary of the Atomium launches the visitor into the magical world of René Magritte and the surrealism. Two Belgian icons meet!

25/09/2017

Musica

Pinocchio reopens Brussels opera house after facelift

Belgian composer Philippe Boesmans and French playwright Joël Pommerat offer a captivating and dark adaptation of Carlo Collodi's legendary tale.

21/09/2017

Belgium

Suspect in Jewish Museum attack 'too ill' to attend trial -lawyer

French national Mehdi Nemmouche, placed in solitary confinement in a Belgian prison cell, is currently "losing sight, losing hearing, and suffers from unbearable headaches," one of his lawyers told reporters in Brussels.

21/09/2017

Europe News

EU-Canada trade pact sparks food safety concerns

Campaigners fear there could be a drop in food standards, as CETA deal comes into force

21/09/2017

Belgium

Brussels terror suspect to break silence in court

Terror suspect Mehdi Nemmouche to break his silence at court appearance linked to 2014 Jewish museum shooting

20/09/2017

Europe News

EU gets tough on cyber security

European Commission clenches fists in face of mounting attacks

19/09/2017