Europe News

Thousands turn out for funeral of migrant girl shot by Belgian police

Two-year-old Mawda Shawri was reportedly shot in a van carrying illegal immigrants, as it was chased by police

30/05/2018

Belgium

Liege gunman may have claimed fourth victim

Thirty-one year old Benjamin Herman was given 36 hour leave from prison on Monday but failed to return

30/05/2018

Europe News

Brief from Brussels: Tackling the EU's migration headache

30/05/2018

Belgium

Belgium gunman 'killed man before Liege attack': what we know

Belgian authorities face questions over the attacker who had been let out of jail where he was linked to radical Islamists. He is thought to have killed a man the day before murdering three people in Liege.

29/05/2018

Belgium

Gunman kills three in Belgium 'terror' attack

A man shot dead two police officers and a passerby in Liege, Belgium before being 'neutralised'.

29/05/2018

Europe News

'The plastic is a disaster' - rescuing Belgium's rivers

As the EU sets its sights on banning single-use plastics, volunteers battle to keep rivers clean of waste

28/05/2018

Europe News

Iran deal: Belgian businesses fear future

Donald Trump's pullout from the Iran nuclear deal is causing trade ripples on other side of Atlantic

16/05/2018

Belgium

Brussels Airlines strike: Brief from Brussels

Why are the striking workers unhappy and what does it mean for you?

15/05/2018

Europe News

Belgium revives abortion debate

In Belgium abortion is allowed up to 12 weeks after conception and only under strict criteria. The Belgian federal parliament has started debating the removal of abortion from the penal code, in order to stop stigmatizing women.

08/05/2018

World News

EU defends proposal to cut farm subsidies

3.8 per cent reduction is not a "massacre", says EU Commission President Juncker

08/05/2018

World News

EU chief urges Belgian nationality for British workers in Brussels

Push comes as Belgium's prime minister set out his vision for Europe at EU parliament

03/05/2018

Belgium

Belgium's not a country? We'll see in the World Cup, Verhofstadt tells Farage

Old adversaries cross swords again over whether Belgium is a 'nation'.

03/05/2018

Belgium

Thieves escape with €2.2m gold artwork after 220kph chase

Thieves smashed into gallery before fleeing with police in chase.

26/04/2018

Europe News

Islam Party stirs controversy ahead of Belgian elections

The separation of men and women on public transport is among the Islam Party's aims

26/04/2018

Europe News

French terror suspect to stand trial for killing 4 at Jewish Museum in Brussels

The attack shocked Europe and led to more security around Jewish institutions

19/04/2018

Belgium

Three Belgian companies summoned to court for chemicals exports to Syria

Three Belgian companies have been accused by Belgian Customs authorities of exporting chemicals to Syria without a proper export license.

18/04/2018

Europe News

'My mother saved my life,' Holocaust survivor tells Euronews

As Israel remembers the victims of the Holocaust, one Belgian survivor recalls escaping from a train bound for Auschwitz

12/04/2018

World

The EU's nuclear power dilemma

With Belgium set to turn its back on nuclear power in 2025, what future does the industry have in Europe?

11/04/2018

Business Planet

The great opportunities of the Galileo satellite navigation system

With Galileo providing users with free of charge global positioning, navigation and timing information, several forward-looking companies are creating Galileo-enabled receivers, chipsets and modules – many of which are already available on the market.

06/04/2018

Next Series

REDMUD Industry

Futuris meets scientists in Germany and Belgium hoping to dramatically improve ways to increase Red mud recycling.

02/04/2018