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    • Flanders will not increase Coronavirus restrictions
    The Flemish region will not be increasing coronavirus restrictions for the time being, despite moves by Brussels and Wallonia to strengthen ...
    Flanders will not increase Coronavirus restrictions
    The Flemish region will not be increasing coronavirus restrictions for the time being, despite moves by Brussels and Wallonia to strengthen measures ...
    Coronavirus: Flanders criticised for failing to get tough
    Yesterday Flemish minister-president Jan Jambon announced his government’s decision not to take any measures additional to those decided by the ...
    Almost 2,000 people have started a new business in Belgium despite pandemic
    Over 1,750 persons have launched new businesses in recent months, De Zondag newspaper quotes the Union of Independent Entrepreneurs, UNIZO, as ...
    Treaty banning nuclear weapons to take effect in January
    A treaty banning nuclear weapons is scheduled to enter into force in 90 days following its ratification on Saturday by Honduras, the 50th nation to ...
    Belgians urged to keep using Coronalert app
    Belgium’s Interfederal Covid-19 Tracing and Testing Committee on Sunday called on the population to download the Coronalert application or keep using ...
    Brexit: Johnson is ‘biding his time’ to await Trump result
    Boris Johnson is biding his time while he awaits the result of the US presidential election, in the hope that a Trump victory will allow him to leave ...
    Police block Brussels protest against coronavirus measures
    Brussels police quickly put an end to a demonstration on Sunday at the Parc du Cinquantenaire against restrictions imposed to curb the spread of the ...
    Coronavirus: Hospital admissions heading for 600 a day
    An average of almost 12,000 people tested positive for the new coronavirus (Covid-19) per day over the past week in Belgium, as the hospitalisation ...
    Iran deploys troops along border with Armenia, Azerbaijan
    Iran has deployed troops along its border with Armenia and Azerbaijan after shots were fired on its territory from Nagorno-Karabakh, the ideological ...
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    Young people are catching on: An academic degree isn’t worth much
    Few have dared to question the effectiveness, integrity, and necessity of colleges and universities. The ...
    Oz Almog and Tamar Almog
    The US election is threatened by chaotic legal fallout
    President Donald Trump’s chances of reelection do not look good, even after his miraculous bout of corona. ...
    Karola Klatt
    Kazakhgate scandal ends with a whimper after 25 Years
    For nearly a quarter of a century Patokh Chodiev, a billionaire businessman, has been under scrutiny in ...
    George Bailey
    Let’s not become surrealistic and let’s “call a steak a steak”
    For some time, the debate about product denominations has been the subject of a certain amount of ridicule ...
    Pekka Pesonen
    It’s the Wurst-case scenario: Farming lobbies try to squash plant-based progress
    With the big farming lobbies in the midst of a ferocious battle to ban ‘meaty’ and ‘dairy-type’ names on the ...
    Olga Kikou
    With Covid-19 spiking, healthy nutrition gains urgency
    As coronavirus cases are skyrocketing across the EU, with France imposing a strict curfew for several ...
    Lukas Moore
    Will Israelis, Emiratis and Bahrainis have a ‘warm’ peace?
    Contemporary journalism seems at times plagued by a tendency to call events as historic, to the extent one ...
    Dr. Alexander Loengarov
    Adequate minimum income for all – the time for EU action is now
    Poverty and inequality are rising again One in five people in Europe are at risk of poverty and social ...
    Sian Jones & Mathias Maucher
    Digital technology is transforming African film and music industry
    In the last four years the world’s top three major record companies with the largest global market share have ...
    Alexander Ayertey Odonkor
    Kamala Harris enhances the Biden campaign
    Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s selection of a Vice-Presidential candidate was considered his “first ...
    Benjamin Piatt
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    Young people are catching on: An academic degree isn’t worth much
    Few have dared to question the effectiveness, integrity, and necessity of colleges and universities. The ...
    Oz Almog and Tamar Almog
    The US election is threatened by chaotic legal fallout
    President Donald Trump’s chances of reelection do not look good, even after his miraculous bout of corona. ...
    Karola Klatt
    It’s the Wurst-case scenario: Farming lobbies try to squash plant-based progress
    With the big farming lobbies in the midst of a ferocious battle to ban ‘meaty’ and ‘dairy-type’ names on the ...
    Olga Kikou
    Will Israelis, Emiratis and Bahrainis have a ‘warm’ peace?
    Contemporary journalism seems at times plagued by a tendency to call events as historic, to the extent one ...
    Dr. Alexander Loengarov
    Kamala Harris enhances the Biden campaign
    Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s selection of a Vice-Presidential candidate was considered his “first ...
    Benjamin Piatt
    Brexit fog in channel, Europe cut off
    As autumn leaves begin to fall, the UK continues to slip-slide away from the EU. Cruising silently through ...
    Dorcha Lee
    Why Belarus is not ‘another Maidan’
    The regime of Aleksander Lukashenko tried to undermine the protests comparing them to Ukrainian Maidan, but ...
    Alina Baihuzhakava
    AI in Europe: Chances and opportunities
    Joint Op-ed by Iban García del Blanco, MEP & Abraham Liu Europe: Artificial Intelligence at the ...
    Iban García del Blanco & Abraham Liu
    Colombia’s strong man, from hero to criminal
    The most influential political figure of the last two decades in Colombia has by far been Alvaro Uribe Velez, ...
    David Abuchar Luna
    What impact would a Turkish withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention have on EU-Turkey relations?   
    Turkey and the European Union (EU) have always been close allies throughout the history. Despite certain ...
    Sukran Unal
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    No man’s land: Belgium’s Red Light District
    Just like everything else in Belgium, prostitution is a complicated topic. With different rules in different parts of the country, and no ...
    The cryptocurrency revolution: How Europe could take the lead in the ‘money of the future’
    Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Facebook’s digital currency Libra, may herald the future of payment systems, or even how we will ...
    How Covid changed Brussels
    Remember those sunny days in spring when the roar of cars, the rev of motorbikes and the rumble of planes suddenly stopped; when we opened ...
    Derek Blyth’s hidden secrets of Brussels
    Derek Blyth is the author of the bestselling The 500 Hidden Secrets of Brussels. He picks out ten of his favourite hidden secrets in every ...
    An urban safari in the ugliest city in the world
    Standing on the edge of a canal, surrounded by an oppressive wasteland of industrial decline, it’s not particularly hard to see why ...
    The drama of Belgian politics: too many principles, too little responsibility
    Our society might be better off with politicians who have fewer convictions, less principles and less beliefs. This might seem a bold, ...
    The greatest Belgian of all time: How a Belgian missionary in Hawaii became a national hero and saint
    He was born as Jozef de Veuster in 1840 in Tremelo, a small village in Flemish Brabant. Better known as Father Damien, he worked as a ...
    Adapting to new realities: how governments best can handle the economic disruption of the pandemic
    It has been a miserable year so far. Not only has the coronavirus killed hundreds of thousands Europeans, it has also confined the rest of ...
    A mysterious red star raises questions in Brussels
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    A mysterious red star raises questions in Brussels
    BRUSSELS BEHIND THE SCENES Weekly analysis and untold stories With SAMUEL STOLTON Other Brussels behind the scenes stories: The woman in Orbán’s ...
    Belarus: Demonstration against Lukashenko marks final day of opposition deadline
    EU auditors: Clean audit opinions on all EU agencies besides two
    Coronavirus : Thousands protest against restrictions in London
    Woman stabbed in Molenbeek succumbs to injuries
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    Oz Almog and Tamar Almog
    The US election is threatened by chaotic legal fallout
    Karola Klatt
    Kazakhgate scandal ends with a whimper after 25 Years
    George Bailey
    Let’s not become surrealistic and let’s “call a steak a steak”
    Pekka Pesonen
    It’s the Wurst-case scenario: Farming lobbies try to squash plant-based progress
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    With Covid-19 spiking, healthy nutrition gains urgency
    Lukas Moore
    Will Israelis, Emiratis and Bahrainis have a ‘warm’ peace?
    Dr. Alexander Loengarov
    Adequate minimum income for all – the time for EU action is now
    Sian Jones & Mathias Maucher
    Digital technology is transforming African film and music industry
    Alexander Ayertey Odonkor
    Kamala Harris enhances the Biden campaign
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    Coronavirus: Flanders criticised for failing to get tough
    Almost 2,000 people have started a new business in Belgium despite pandemic
    Belgians urged to keep using Coronalert app
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    Protest against ‘Covid dictatorship’ cannot go forward in Brussels
    Coronavirus shuts down three Brussels schools ahead of autumn break
    Brussels new metro line is delayed by six months
    Health
    Coronavirus: Flanders criticised for failing to get tough
    Belgians urged to keep using Coronalert app
    Coronavirus: Hospital admissions heading for 600 a day
    EU Affairs
    Brexit: Johnson is ‘biding his time’ to await Trump result
    EU auditors: Clean audit opinions on all EU agencies besides two
    Human rights prize goes to opposition in Belarus
    Business
    Short-term sick leave down by 16% thanks to teleworking
    Temporarily unemployed could find work in crisis-affected sectors
    Coronavirus vaccines will be delivered from 700 freezers in Antwerp province
    World
    Iran deploys troops along border with Armenia, Azerbaijan
    Coronavirus : Thousands protest against restrictions in London
    Nearly 5000 have died in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Putin says
    Politics
    Belarus: Demonstration against Lukashenko marks final day of opposition deadline
    Belgium comes near bottom of the table for NATO spending
    Hard Brexit would cost Belgium €3.2 billion in exports
    Art & Culture
    Covid measures in Brussels: Cultural sector in shock
    Belgium’s Colonial Past: Commission urged to declassify archives
    European Parliament rejects ban on calling veggie products ‘burger’
    Sports
    Belgium tops FIFA world football rankings for over 760 days
    PM’s father gets only coronavirus fine at Belgian bicycle race
    Runners from across Europe to take part in the first virtual edition of ‘Run for Europe’
    Education
    MEPs call for digital gap in education to be closed
    Pope, Prince William and celebrities unite for the climate
    Code yellow: how Belgian universities will start the school year
    Current Top Opinions
    Young people are catching on: An academic degree isn’t worth much
    Few have dared to question the effectiveness, integrity, and necessity of colleges and universities. The ...
    Oz Almog and Tamar Almog
    The US election is threatened by chaotic legal fallout
    President Donald Trump’s chances of reelection do not look good, even after his miraculous bout of corona. ...
    Karola Klatt
    It’s the Wurst-case scenario: Farming lobbies try to squash plant-based progress
    With the big farming lobbies in the midst of a ferocious battle to ban ‘meaty’ and ‘dairy-type’ names on the ...
    Olga Kikou
    Will Israelis, Emiratis and Bahrainis have a ‘warm’ peace?
    Contemporary journalism seems at times plagued by a tendency to call events as historic, to the extent one ...
    Dr. Alexander Loengarov
    Kamala Harris enhances the Biden campaign
    Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s selection of a Vice-Presidential candidate was considered his “first ...
    Benjamin Piatt
    Brexit fog in channel, Europe cut off
    As autumn leaves begin to fall, the UK continues to slip-slide away from the EU. Cruising silently through ...
    Dorcha Lee
    Why Belarus is not ‘another Maidan’
    The regime of Aleksander Lukashenko tried to undermine the protests comparing them to Ukrainian Maidan, but ...
    Alina Baihuzhakava
    AI in Europe: Chances and opportunities
    Joint Op-ed by Iban García del Blanco, MEP & Abraham Liu Europe: Artificial Intelligence at the ...
    Iban García del Blanco & Abraham Liu
    Colombia’s strong man, from hero to criminal
    The most influential political figure of the last two decades in Colombia has by far been Alvaro Uribe Velez, ...
    David Abuchar Luna
    What impact would a Turkish withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention have on EU-Turkey relations?   
    Turkey and the European Union (EU) have always been close allies throughout the history. Despite certain ...
    Sukran Unal
    Become an opinion maker