Belgium sends hope to Iraqi school: Mosul gives back music
By the time the Islamic State forces were driven out of Mosul in July of 2017, most of the city
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In focus
Asterix and Obélix are in Brussels
Asterix and Obelix are in Brussels! No, you won’t find the Gallic pair roaming the highstreet or at a local
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Reynders “takes note” of Israel’s withdraw to the UN Security Council for 2019-2020
Foreign Minister Didier Reynders said last Friday night that he “takes note” of Israel’s decision to withdraw its candidacy as
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Contracts could soon change for Deliveroo couriers
The food delivery company Deliveroo is suing two of its couriers after they brought a court case against the company
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Brexiteer Nigel Farage: ‘Belgium is not a Nation.’
Brexit Leave campaigner and British MEP Nigel Farage slammed the EU and Belgium today at a European Parliment meeting in
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Finally!! Poke Bowls in Brussels at PokiPoké
What’s a Poké (pronounced Poh-keh) Bowl you might ask? Poké is cubed raw fish, seasoned how you like it, mainly
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Redouane Ahrouch, co-founder of the Islam party, dismissed by the Stib
Redouane Ahrouch, co-founder of the Islam party, was dismissed by the Stib – confirmed Françoise Ledune, Stib spokesperson. Stib wants
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Music at the Iris Festival: Electro Night and MIXITY sings Brel
Along with the varied activities it will be holding in Brussels Park on Sunday 6 May, the Iris Festival is
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Wallonian tourism is set for a big boost with the reopening of Walibi and Aqualibi
Wallonian tourism is set for a big boost with the reopening after a major facelift of Walibi and Aqualibi, near
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Belgians eat breakfast less often due to time constraints
Panos conducted a survey with 8,660 respondents about their breakfast habits which showed that strikingly fewer people take the time
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