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Today is the day people will start getting the corona vaccine in Belgium. Residents of three nursing homes across the

King Philippe’s Christmas message: Hope and resilience in the face of crisis

In his annual Christmas speech, the Belgian head of state delivered a message of hope and encouragement amid the ongoing

The United Kingdom and the European Union finally reached a post-Brexit agreement today, just a week before the end of

After 11 months of dramatic negotiations, a post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union is expected

How many Grand Place Christmas trees have you seen in person? Which one is your personal favorite? Every holiday season,

The highly anticipated, Flower Carpet event has been cancelled this year. The City of Brussels has taken several decisions in order

Considering that in the previous weeks, the municipalities along the coast have received a large number of tourists, authorities have

Belgium is experiencing a heat wave these days. Temperatures above 35 degrees have hit the country for several days. The

STIB has announced that due to the pandemic this year, travelers are relying less on public transportation, compared to last

The Mirabal platform, which brings together around 100 civil society organizations, calls for demonstrations in Brussels on November 24 as