no comment Heatwave hits Brussels with temperature reaching 30.5 degrees Temperatures soared in Brussels on Monday (June 24) kicking off a heatwave with temperatures of 32 degrees Celsius expected in the Belgian capital from Tuesday, up to 34 degrees in the north of the country. 25/06/2019
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: Socialists top Wallonia In the final part of our "Divided Belgium" series, we take a look at why the far-left did so well in Wallonia. In other news, Adidas lost its stripes and Renew Europe announced its leader. Watch the Brief from Brussels to learn more. 20/06/2019
brussels bureau Divided Belgium: What will it take to form a government? It took the Belgium 541 days to form a government last time. 20/06/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: Support for far-right party further divides Belgium How is a far-right party further dividing Belgium? Will Germany be allowed to create a new motorway toll? Who is the next leader of the Social Democrats? All this and more on Tuesday's Brief from Brussels. 19/06/2019
Belgium Six Belgian orphans of Islamic State fighters taken in by Belgium European countries are currently wrestling with the idea of whether to repatriate citizens captured in Syria and Iraq fighting for IS, who are considered a security risk. 15/06/2019
Belgium Gilets Jaunes clash with police in Brussels, 350 detained A Gilets Jaunes protest was taken over by black-hooded demonstrators and turned violent in Brussels, forcing authorities to detain 350 people. 26/05/2019
brussels bureau These are the campaign videos populists are using to win votes From the far-right to the far-left, these political parties have taken on a divisive approach to getting voters to the polls. 24/05/2019
Good Morning Europe Road Trip Europe Day 49 Ninove: Flemish city is last stop on our tour As the voting begins today for the EU elections, our Road Trip Europe comes to an end. Our correspondents Meabh McMahon and Jona Kallgren are in Ninove, Belgium, where they listened to the concerns of local people for one last time. 23/05/2019
Belgium Ex-king of Belgium faces fine or love child DNA paternity test This Belgian drama started in 1999, when an unauthorised biography of the King's wife published allegations that the king had fathered an illegitimate child. 16/05/2019
Belgium Islamic politician guilty of discrimination against female journalist Belgian Islamist Redouane Ahrouch appeared on television channel RTL-TVI for a political debate but allegedly refused to make eye contact or shake hands with journalist Emmanuelle Praet. 10/05/2019
Directory Ghent: Europe’s need-to-know green city From its zero-waste cafés to city farms and renewable energy initiatives, Ghent has serious green credentials. 07/05/2019
Belgium Pret a Changer as sandwich chain backtracks on binning Brussels statue Pret a Manger had originally planned to get rid of the much-loved horse-zebra statue at Brussels' Midi station, but has since overturned its decision after public upset 26/04/2019
brussels bureau Between two parliaments - bike odyssey part II Our correspondent Sandor Zsiros leaves Belgium, heads to Luxembourg and arrives in Germany en route from Brussels to Strasbourg parliament, to get a snapshot of life along the corridor which takes the Brussels bubble to France. 15/04/2019
Cuisine Can one woman change Belgium’s love affair with bottled water? Why is Belgium so hooked on bottled water - while hosting the EU headquarters, a world leader in the fight against plastic waste? 15/04/2019
Belgium Belgium apologises for abducting mixed-race children in colonial-era Belgium has for the first time officially acknowledged responsibility for kidnapping thousands of mixed-race children from Congo between 1959 and 1962 05/04/2019
brussels bureau Camping for the climate in downtown Brussels Generations X and Z join forces to pressure the Belgian Parliament to pass a climate bill 25/03/2019
World Is this the most valuable bird in the world? Armando the pigeon champion was auctioned for 1.2 million euros. 19/03/2019
Belgium Ex-ISIL women 'losing hope' of returning home to Belgium Two Belgian women said they were losing hope of ever going back home after a Belgian court overturned the ruling to repatriate them and their six children. 11/03/2019
brussels bureau Anuna: the young Belgian who fights for the climate Inspired by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, Anouna de De Wever is one of the founders of the movement "Youth for Climate" 07/03/2019
Raw Politics Raw Politics in full: Parade politics and Estonia's likely PM Catch the full episode of Wednesday's Raw Politics 07/03/2019
Raw Politics Parade politics: Are Flemish carnivals offensive or satire?︱Raw Politics A Belgian MEP and a hate speech advisor debate over who's right. 06/03/2019
Belgium Belgian carnival float depicting Jewish stereotypes criticised A carnival float at a parade in Belgium has caused outrage for displaying giant caricatures of Jews sitting on bags of money. 06/03/2019
Belgium Watch: Asian elephant gives birth at Belgian zoo There are only 38,000 Asian Elephants left in the world, so the birth of a female calf at a Belgian zoo is an important event for the conservation of the species. 01/03/2019
France What is anti-semitism and why is it spreading in Europe? "Anti-Semitism remains pervasive across the EU and has become disturbingly normalised" 26/02/2019
Belgium Watch: Chocolate dresses grace Brussels catwalk One creation used 8kg of chocolate – not far off the 6kg the average Belgian eats in a year. 22/02/2019
brussels bureau Greta Thunberg, 16, is the new face of climate activism At 16, Greta Thunberg is leading a youth movement calling for action to prevent climate change. 21/02/2019
