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The country’s leading politicians met yesterday in the prime minister’s Brussels residence to sign a landmark constitution reform that will fundamentally change the structure of Belgium.
The fossil remains of one of the earliest ancestors of modern carnivorous animals have been found in Dormaal, east of Brussels.
Groups representing the rights of the gay and lesbian community have called on the federal government to keep its promise regarding the automatic right to co-motherhood for lesbian couples.
A new study reveals that an increasing number of Francophone Belgian students, ranging from primary to secondary school, are enrolling in immersion programmes.
The men’s national grass hockey team will be striving to move up a few spots in world ranking later this week as compete in the Hockey World League Final in New Delhi, India.
The psychology department at the University of Leuven is examining what makes us happy, through an experiment with about 1,000 people.
New rules will see SNCB travelers paying a higher fee of seven euros when they board a train without having a ticket already in hand.
It’s that time of year again. Beginning today, stores around Belgium will start lowering their prices by 30 to 40 per cent to clear winter stock.
Despite being the coldest year in the past three, 2013 showed that temperatures are trending upward, and a warm New Year without snow is proof of that.
