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
brussels bureau The Brief: Reality check on Iran sanctions and bridging Belgium's political divide In this edition we look at the potential for detente with Iran and an initiative in Belgium to bridge the political divide over beer. 27/08/2019
Belgium Biggest party in Belgian coalition government quits Belgian prime minister forms a minority government after biggest party in coalition quits over UN migration treaty row. 09/12/2018
Belgium Belgium is (slowly) sterilising all its cats European nation is the first country in the world to take the measure to avoid overpopulation. 09/02/2018
Belgium Police stop 'Islam safari' from visiting Brussels neighbourhood Right wing parties had planned visit to Molenbeek to witness 'Islamification' of Europe. 03/11/2017
business planet Back from bankruptcy and how to avoid it This week Business Planet visits Ghent, Belgium to learn about what's being done to help businesses avoid bankruptcy and rebound from it. 19/05/2017
brussels bureau Post-Brexit Brits seek Belgian nationality Brexit left many British expats in Brussels wondering what the future held. 31/01/2017
state of the union State of the Union: Last minute CETA breakthrough State of the Union is euronews’ weekly round-up of the top news stories. 28/10/2016
brussels bureau Brief from Brussels: Belgium braced for labour reform protest This is the Brief from Brussels. 28/09/2016
Belgium Belgium gives everyone radiation protection pills Belgium is to supply iodine pills to all its 11 million inhabitants to help protect against radioactivity in the event of a nuclear accident. Iodine 29/04/2016
Belgium Belgian PM slams Brussels airport disruption as "irresponsible" Stranded passengers have voiced anger over protest action by air traffic controllers 13/04/2016
Unreported Europe Belgium says Europeans not welcome if they don't take on work A European working in another EU country keeps their benefits, right? And if you fall ill in your country of work, EU law says you are entitled to stay and claim benefits, right? Think again. Some EU 11/03/2016
Belgium Belgium promises security crackdown to fight Islamist militants Belgian authorities have arrested nine people following a series of raids in connection with the Paris attacks. Police say seven of those being held 19/11/2015
Belgium Belgian dairy farmers block roads in more price protests Belgian milk and producers have again protested against low prices by blocking roads. They say an EU decision to free up production and ending quotas 30/07/2015
World Belgium's Reynders on terrorism, Ukraine and Greece Belgium is providing Europe’s highest proportion of jihadist volunteers to join the fighting in Syria and Iraq , official figures tell us — in 30/01/2015
no comment Protesters pelt Belgium's PM with chips and mayonnaise Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel was addressing an audience in the town of Namur on Monday, December 22, when a group of protesters pelted him 23/12/2014
Unreported Europe Euthanasia for minors: Belgium's painful dilemma Emotive, controversial and supported by the majority of people in Belgium. A debate on changing the law to allow euthanasia for minors has deeply 29/11/2013
state of the union Europe Weekly: Luxembourg's Juncker steps down as PM In this edition of Europe Weekly, euronews takes a look at Jean-Claude Juncker’s surprise resignation as prime minister of Luxembourg; Latvia clears 12/07/2013
World Could Bart's breakthrough lead to Belgium break-up The big local election gains of the Flemish nationalist party on Sunday has once again raised the spectre of a break-up of Belgium. Addressing 15/10/2012
World 'Things will turn out well' says Reynders on euro crisis In some ways Belgium epitomises much that is wrong about Europe; it has had no government for over a year, a lack of leadership that mirrors Europe’s 15/09/2011
