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World-renowned coma expert Steven Laureys of the Coma Science Group at Liège University has been able to awake patients temporarily who have been in a coma for months, or even years.
According to news reports, dozens of people living in Belgium have been subjected to a major fraud worth upwards of €100 million.
Uncertainty was put to rest Sunday, as Belgium’s King Philippe signed into law the right of minors to seek euthanasia.
The Belgian film The Broken Circle Breakdown won the César last Friday evening for Best Foreign Feature.
Now that winter 2013/2014 is nearing its imminent conclusion, the stats are in and it is official: this winter has been the second warmest ever recorded for Belgium, or since record-keeping began
The Belgian tech industry’s knowledge centre, Sirris, has inaugurated the new infrastructure at its test and development centre for companies in Diepenbeek, near Hasselt.
Opposition to Belgium’s controversial child euthanasia bill, which passed through parliament earlier this month, is now targeting the country’s king to stop it from becoming law.
Belgium received some positive financial news today, as Standard and Poor's elevated its credit rating from the depths of despair, slowly returning it to credibility.
Two of the residents of Boom in Antwerp province who are bringing a lawsuit against the second weekend of the Tomorrowland dance festival have themselves bought tickets for the event, according to
