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Brussels suffered only “limited” disruption yesterday, police said, as an estimated 10,000 took part in protests to coincide with the European Summit taking place in the city.
A decrease in serious accidents along motorways in Wallonia is being attributed to the presence of radar cameras.
According to a health study undertaken by human resource company Securex, close to one in seven Belgian workers are drinking beyond healthy limits.
British prime minister David Cameron joined Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny yesterday for a visit to First World War sites in West Flanders.
The Belgian government is set to end excessive annual salaries of CEOs working for semi-public companies, beginning with head of telecom Belgacom.
The Kazerne Dossin Memorial, Museum and Documentation Centre on Holocaust and Human Rights has been nominated for the European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA) for 2014.
Wild animals will no longer be able to be part of circus performances in Belgium, the federal parliament has voted.
It appears as though Belgium will finish the year without having naturalised any newly arrived foreigners.
The European Commission’s landmark Berlaymont Building has been sold by the Belgian government for a reported €640 million to BNP-Paribas Fortis bank and AG Insurance.
