Sweden plans to tighten its terrorism law with a view to joining NATO and in the hope of persuading Turkey to stop blocking its accession bid.
IAEA says Iran is producing 60%-pure uranium at a secretly approved facility and is approaching the 90% enrichment level needed to produce nuclear weapons.
Some 70% of Walloons are addicted to cellphones and almost half say they use them at least occasionally while driving, according to a new survey,
Police reportedly foiled a planned attack on a house in the Antwerp district of Wilrijk on Thursday morning.
The price of fuel oil will drop to €0.98 per litre - for a minimum quota of 2,000 litres - from Friday.
Waste from the production of synthetic drugs, abandoned on a private property in Lasne, has been transported to a recycling company in Antwerp.
Italian automaker Ferrari sold 13,221 vehicles in 2022, an increase of nearly 1/5th, while sales also increased in value by about 1/5th to reach €5.1 billion.
Mysterious illness kills at least 20 people, mostly children, since December in a village in central Cote d'Ivoire
The 21st edition of Gent Jazz will probably take place in the first two weeks of July and at the familiar Bijloke site.
Protesters calling for the liberation of deposed president Pedro Castillo continue to block roads, forcing the closure of a mine that accounts for 15% of Peru's copper production.
Samsung's new Galaxy S smartphones cost much more than last year: for example, the most expensive S23 Ultra cost €1,649 last year, but is now €1,819.
The Brussels Art Nouveau Art Deco (BANAD) Festival will be held on three consecutive weekends from 11 to 26 March.
Sales of the 'Deutschlandticket,' a public transport pass costing €49 a month, are to be launched in April in Germany.
Belgium's four main tax shelter companies raised some €133 million last year for investments in the culture industry.
Indian entrepreneur Gautam Adani has lost over $40 billion since a 24 January report by US short seller Hindenburg Research accusing him of wrongdoing.
Both Antwerp-based hospitals will be the first in the Benelux to use such software to better examine tumour cells.
The Norwegian, Finnish, Danish and Icelandic unions of journalists decide to leave the International Federation of Journalists in protest against its policies.
Peter Gerber is stepping down as CEO of Brussels Airlines with immediate effect. Former CEO Christina Foerster takes over as interim head.
More than 100 films, 70 of them previews, will be screened at the festival, which began on Friday and ends on 4 February.
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