World News Aldi halts sale of eggs in all German stores The move is a precaution as a health scare over possible insecticide contamination spreads 04/08/2017
No Comment WW1 battle victims remembered a centenary on Politicians, royalty and relatives gathered in western Belgium to pay tribute to the victims of a World War One battle. 31/07/2017
Belgium European Court upholds Belgium's full veil ban The European Court of Human Rights upholds Belgium's ban on the Islamic full-face veil, rejecting a legal challenge by two Muslim women wearing the niqab. 11/07/2017
Business Planet Social start-up is turning Molenbeek into Molengeek Molengeek is an IT incubator situated in Molenbeek, the poor and much-maligned neighbourhood in Brussels. 30/06/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: NATO chief reveals hike in defence spending This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the top stories from the EU's de-facto political capital 28/06/2017
Belgium So what's really in the Koran? How some Belgian schools address the question Teachers are using a new book to help students decide for themselves. 26/06/2017
Belgium Four detained over failed Brussels Central Station attack Moroccan alleged bomber may have had Islamic State sympathies 22/06/2017
Belgium Belgian police "neutralise" a person wearing an explosive belt at Brussels train station 21/06/2017
Belgium 'I think we had some luck tonight' Belgian counter-terrorism experts are trying to establish the identity of a suspected suicide bomber shot dead by troops in one of Brussels' main train stations. 21/06/2017
Belgium Belgian troops shoot suspected suicide bomber A suspected suicide bomber is shot by troops in Brussels Central Station 21/06/2017
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
Belgium Emirati princesses tried in Belgium on human trafficking charges Eight Emirati princesses are on trial in the Belgian capital in a slavery case dating back to 2008. 12/05/2017
Belgium Belgian school language book for migrants causes offence A Brussels school has revised a French language book designed to help asylum seekers integrate, after some phrases linked migrants to extremism. 11/05/2017
Belgium Down but not out: the curious case of Belgium's graffiti ghost town Doel, a small town in northern Belgium, is slowly vanishing as a place to live but finds itself being reinvented as an open-air museum. 09/05/2017
Sport Philip Gilbert gets fourth Amstel Gold Race win After the Tour de Flanders Philippe Gilbert's winning streak continues in the spring classics. 16/04/2017