Belgium A Belgian connection - again - as terror strikes Europe The theory of a Belgian connection with the Paris attacks is gaining ground. Seven people have now been detained in Belgium in connection with the 15/11/2015
Belgium Brussels arrests in connection with Paris shootings The authorities in Belgium say they arrested three people on Saturday in connection with the deadly attacks in Paris on Friday night. The country 15/11/2015
Belgium Facebook given 48 hours to quit tracking Internet users in Belgium Facebook has been given 48 hours by a Belgian court to stop tracking Internet users who don’t have profiles with the social media company, or face 09/11/2015
Europe News Climate change? Warmer weather leaves Belgian brewery in low spirits The owner of a Belgian brewery is in low spirits, as unusually warm weather wreaks havoc with production. Brasserie Cantillon, based in Brussels 09/11/2015
Europe News EU interior ministers discuss speeding up relocation of refugees Speeding up the relocation of refugees, strengthening borders and fighting human trafficking are up for discussion, as EU interior ministers meet in 09/11/2015
Europe News Protesting beekeepers stung by 'fake' Chinese honey Beekeepers from Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia have protested against what they describe as poor quality Chinese honey imports. They want the 30/10/2015
Belgium Belgium: 'Terrorism not a motive' for Flawinne barracks attack Police in Belgium say they are not focussing on terrorism as a motive for a failed attack on a military barracks in Flawinne. Vincent Macq, crown 26/10/2015
Europe News Climate protesters take to the streets of Brussels Dozens of protesters have taken to the streets of Brussels ahead of a UN climate conference next month. The UN meeting will aim to broker a binding 21/10/2015
Europe News EU renews call for refugee pledges to be honoured EU officials have reiterated their call for governments to stump up the cash they pledged last month to help refugees. The European Commission, the 15/10/2015
Belgium EU leaders meet for summit where refugees will dominate talks The European Union’s leaders meet for a summit in Brussels today with migrants top of the agenda. The divisive issue needs a collective response, but 15/10/2015
Europe News EU officials tells governments to keep promises on migration A top European Commission official has said that EU countries need to keep the promises they’ve made to help refugees and migrants. Governments 14/10/2015
World Russia, Iran are part of solution in Syria: EU foreign policy chief Amid reports of a combined Syrian-Russian-Iranian ground offensive in Syria, the West must talk to Tehran to broker an end to the conflict, a senior 14/10/2015
Economy AB InBev and SABMiller agree takeover deal to create new beer giant If at first you don’t succeed, try try again. After being rebuffed several times in its bid to take over SABMiller, brewing giant AB InBev’s 13/10/2015
Belgium NATO must respond to a more assertive Russia - Stoltenberg Meeting in Brussels, NATO defence ministers have given renewed assurances that they will protect the interests of their 28 members. They have decided 08/10/2015
Belgium Nato ready to send troops to defend Turkey, says Stoltenberg Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that "NATO is ready and able to defend all allies, including Turkey against any threat" as the organisation meets in Brussels to assess Russia's military build- 08/10/2015
No Comment Belgium: Clashes at anti-austerity protest Violence erupts as Belgian unions march against government austerity measures. Ten of thousands of people marched in Brussels against austerity 08/10/2015
Belgium Anti-austerity protesters battle police in Brussels Police and anti-austerity protesters have engaged in running battles in the Belgian capital Brussels. Tens of thousands took to the streets as part 07/10/2015
Economy SABMiller rejects latest AB InBev bid in big beer battle The battle of the brewers between the world’s two biggest beer producers has taken another twist. SABMiller – owners of Peroni – has rejected the 07/10/2015
Belgium Pollution concerns as vessels collide in North Sea There are fears for the environment after a Dutch freighter and a tanker collided near the North Sea port of Zeebrugge, off the Belgian coast. The 06/10/2015
Europe News Brussels refugee camp cleared A refugee camp in Brussels is being cleared after the volunteers who ran it pulled their support. The group, Citizens Platform, criticised the 01/10/2015
Belgium VW diesel scandal: Belgium says 500,000 cars 'suspicious' Following Switzerland’s ban on sales of some Volkswagen diesel models over the emissions scandal, action is being taken in Belgium too. A major 26/09/2015
Culture news Tintin comes to life in open-air Opera Famous boy detective Tintin has come to life on stage in a new open-air production by Opera For All. The Belgian company chose the classic 1963 comic 25/09/2015
Cinema Benoît Poelvoorde plays God in wacky Belgian satire This week in Cinema Box: ‘The Brand New Testament’ by Jaco Van Dormael, whose previous works include ‘Mr Nobody’ and ‘The Eighth Day’. In this 25/09/2015
Europe News Migrant summit: Hungary's Orban suggests Greece should allow others to defend its borders Amid deep divisions and furious rows over how to deal with Europe’s migrant crisis, EU leaders have gathered in Brussels to try and unify their 23/09/2015