Belgium Brexit back in play again as UK and EU restart talks on N Ireland UK Brexit negotiator David Frost met EU Commissioner Maros Sefcovic for lunch in Brussels as both sides try to bridge gaps over post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland. 15/10/2021
Belgium Women taken from African mums sue Belgium for crimes against humanity The five women, all born between 1945 and 1950, filed their lawsuit last year amid growing demands that Belgium reassesses its colonial past. 14/10/2021
Belgium What is the EU's olive branch to the UK over NI Brexit row? The proposals outlined by Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič aim to ease trade complications but will likely not meet UK demands to replace the Brexit protocol. 13/10/2021
Belgium World Coming Out Day: 'You can tell no-one... they can even kill you' A Togolese girl who fled her home country due to her sexual orientation describes her experience to Euronews. 11/10/2021
Work Belgian government to propose four-day working week A government spokesperson confirmed the plans to Euronews Next, saying they would be announced in the coming days. 07/10/2021
Nature River Senne: Brussels cleans up hidden river to 'bring back nature' The Belgian capital has been cleaning up and reviving its hidden river, which was previously covered in concrete, in a bid to "bring nature back to the city". 06/10/2021
Tech News EU chief: Facebook's outage shows why tech industry needs more players EU competition watchdog Margrethe Vestager said the six-hour outage showed that consumers needed more alternatives in the tech market. 06/10/2021
Tech News MEPs demand Facebook investigation after whistleblower leaks Two European lawmakers said the leaked documents proved big tech companies could not be trusted to regulate themselves. 05/10/2021
Belgium Belgian coast guard plane 'sniffs out' pollution emitted from ships The aircraft uses a sensor called a "sniffer" to detect high levels of sulfur and nitrogen along one of Europe's busiest shipping routes. 02/10/2021
Europe News Plastic produced by humans reaches 10 billion tonnes, says new study A report by the Environmental Investigation Agency has found that six out of ten billion tonnes of this plastic waste is just sitting in landfill sites or polluting the environment. 30/09/2021
Belgium Belgium to give funds to women unable to get an abortion in Poland Poland introduced a near-total ban on abortions earlier this year. 29/09/2021
Europe News Google and EU head to court to decide the fate of €4.3 billion fine The five-day hearing will focus on whether Google has used its Android system to impose illegal restrictions on phone makers and stifle competition. 27/09/2021
Europe News Apple against Brussels' bid to have one charger for all smartphones Brussels says the move will reduce electronic waste. Apple argues it will inconvenience users. What do you think? 23/09/2021
Europe News Governments using Pegasus spyware should be held responsible, says MEP Hungary was among the governments found to use the spy tech and the German government has since admitted the federal police service also used the spyware. 09/09/2021
Europe News Brussels braces itself for COVID passes to boost vaccinations Lagging vaccination rates in the Belgian capital mean authorities are considering imposing COVID passes for restaurants, bars and other public establishments. 08/09/2021
Europe News Brussels doctors to prescribe museum visits for stress For the next three months, five public museums in the Belgian capital covering fashion to art will take part in the pilot project. 08/09/2021
No Comment Belgium creates rubbish highway for flood debris In eastern Belgium, an abandoned highway is covered by kilometres of rubbish 03/09/2021
Europe News Milk, bread and... a COVID jab? Vaccines given at Belgian supermarket Customers in Brussels can now receive a COVID-19 vaccine at several different stores in an effort to boost the vaccination rate in the Belgian capital. 31/08/2021
Europe News Afghans in Belgium hope Taliban takeover will help their asylum cause Euronews meets with Afghans living in Brussels. While some have obtained citizenship, others are undocumented and now hope that the situation in Afghanistan will force authorities to reconsider their asylum claims. 30/08/2021
Belgium How will Europe decide on Afghan refugee policy? Catherine Woollard, Director of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles, said the EU is doing well on evacuating and providing safe routes for people who've worked for the international community. But that's not the full story... 24/08/2021
No Comment Large crowds attend festival thanks to COVID-19 safe tickets Anyone in Belgium that has a COVID Safe Ticket is able to attend large scale outdoor events with between 1 500 and 75 000 spectators. This could be a football game, an open-air performance or a music festival. 14/08/2021
Belgium Six EU countries call for forced return of Afghans to continue Afghanistan had in July urged Europe to stop deportations for three months due to the deteriorating security situation on the grounds as Taliban insurgents make rapid gains. 10/08/2021
Belgium Belgian customs arrest 45, seize million of counterfeit cigarettes A Belgian official described the operation as the biggest ever conducted in the country which has become a hub for cigarette trafficking to neighbouring countries. 04/08/2021
Europe News How to save a decimated town: The struggle for Belgium's Doel A struggle of over 20 years between locals and governments about the fate of the Flemish town of Doel could soon come to an end. 30/07/2021
Belgium Work-life balance: Will the future of work be remote? Some people love it, others hate it, but one thing is certain, working from home might be a COVID-19 trend that is here to stay. Some experts are now calling on companies to create conditions for hybrid working models. 29/07/2021
Europe News Flood cleanup continues in Belgium in difficult conditions Thousands of people remain without essential provisions after the floods in Belgium which killed at least 41 people 2 weeks ago. 28/07/2021