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Belgium’s Customs and Federal Public Service (FPS) Finance bureau have launched a major operation in an effort to curb the sale of counterfeit products.
Politicians are accusing Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, of social dumping, after its announcement last week that it will start flying out of Brussels Airport in February.
Since opening on December 1, 2012, the Memorial, Museum and Documentation Centre on the Holocaust and Human Rights in Mechelen, commonly referred to as the Dossin Barracks, has attracted 102,000 v
Tax relief is on its way as the Belgian Government has announced that it will be reducing VAT on electricity from 21 to 6 percent.
Belgium’s Queen Mathilde will kick-off her Asian tour Wednesday when she arrives in Hong Kong for a three-day visit.
Flanders still has no intention of taking part in the financing of a new national football stadium planned for Parking C of the Heysel complex, sports minister Philippe Muyters repeated this week
Citizens, companies and government departments now have easy access to all available geographical data on Flanders and Brussels via the portal site Geopunt.be.
A tax paid by every household in Flanders for the maintenance and renovation of the sewer network was used by municipalities for its intended purpose, the Association of Flemish Towns and Municipa
Belgium’s food banks have issued an urgent appeal for donations, as some locations are now having to turn people away because of a shortage of provisions.
