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    • New World War II monument inaugurated near Antwerp
    A new monument in honour of victims of World War II concentration camps and resistance heroes was inaugurated on Sunday at Fort Breendonk, ...
    New World War II monument inaugurated near Antwerp
    A new monument in honour of victims of World War II concentration camps and resistance heroes was inaugurated on Sunday at Fort Breendonk, in ...
    Vaccination appointments increase five-fold in Wallonia following introduction of Covid Safe Tickets
    The number of vaccination appointments increase five-fold this weekend after Thursday’s decision by the Walloon government to extend the use of the ...
    Appeals for social dialogue as over 500 jobs at risk in Nivelles
    Wallonia’s Economic Affairs Minister, Willy Borsus, launched an appeal on Sunday for social dialogue at Logistics Nivelles and the French ...
    Elections in Iceland: Women in the majority in Parliament, a first in Europe
    Women will now make up more than half of Iceland’s parliament, a first in Europe, according to the final results of the 25 September legislative ...
    Wallonia’s clean-up drive seen as a major success
    Over 80,000 persons answered a call by the Be WaPP non-profit organisation to join the 7th edition of its “Grand nettoyage,” a four-day drive to ...
    • US needs to learn to talk to Europe
    BRUSSELS BEHIND THE SCENES Weekly analysis and untold stories With SAMUEL STOLTON  Other Brussels behind the scenes stories: Barnier the Eurosceptic How ...
    US needs to learn to talk to Europe
    BRUSSELS BEHIND THE SCENES Weekly analysis and untold stories With SAMUEL STOLTON  Other Brussels behind the scenes stories: Barnier the ...
    Citizens speak out at the Conference on the Future of Europe
    The first citizen-led panel on the future of Europe took place last weekend at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. 200 ordinary citizens came ...
    First non-EU countries associated to Horizon Europe
    The European Commission announced on Friday that Iceland and Norway are the first countries to have become formally associated to Horizon Europe, ...
    Drug dealer arrested with 50,000 euros on his person
    The Office of the Public Prosecutor (OPP) in Liège on Saturday requested an arrest warrant for the sale of narcotics and money laundering for an ...
    Close to 5,000 persons demonstrate in Namur against Covid-19 measures
    Close to 5,000 persons demonstrated on Saturday in Namur against vaccine mandates and discrimination in the health sector, according to police ...
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    Ana Carolina Pedrosa Ferreira
    Is citizen-led democracy here to stay?
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    Andreas Baumüller
    The importance of a stable financial sector in a post-pandemic world
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    Bert Van Roosebeke
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    What have travel bans taught us about the world?
    There is a great irony as the world watches Afghans scrambling atop barbed wires or clinging over plane ...
    Rayyan Dabbous
    Why do we grow trees in Siberia to burn them in Belgium?
    Zuhal Demir, the Flemish Minister of Energy and the Environment, recently said something that was received ...
    Ramiro Austin
    A tale of two cities: Georgia’s way to the EU or far from it
    On coming October 2nd, local elections shall take place in Georgia. And those elections are essential for ...
    Vlad Olteanu
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    Open letter to Brussels’ bicycle riders everywhere
    Dear Brussels-based bicycle users, I’d like to start by stressing that this is not a tirade against ...
    Ana Carolina Pedrosa Ferreira
    Is citizen-led democracy here to stay?
    Tourists are flying into space and life on Mars seems a less distant possibility. Meanwhile Europeans are ...
    Roger Casale
    A tale of two unions
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    Mark Corner
    Von der Leyen goes soul-searching as she seeks a global role for the EU
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    Tatu Liimatainen
    Time for EU to restore rivers to build resilience against floods
    A few weeks ago, I did not make it to bed. Over two metres of water were cascading down the streets of my ...
    Andreas Baumüller
    Coronalert turns one year old: what went wrong?
    At the end of September 2020 Coronalert, the Belgian COVID-19 contact-tracing app was launched. One year ...
    Giulia Zampedri
    What have travel bans taught us about the world?
    There is a great irony as the world watches Afghans scrambling atop barbed wires or clinging over plane ...
    Rayyan Dabbous
    Why do we grow trees in Siberia to burn them in Belgium?
    Zuhal Demir, the Flemish Minister of Energy and the Environment, recently said something that was received ...
    Ramiro Austin
    Democracy’s weakness in the face of Covid-19
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    Citizens speak out at the Conference on the Future of Europe
    The first citizen-led panel on the future of Europe took place last weekend at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. 200 ordinary citizens ...
    Tackling sexual harassment in Belgium is ‘joint responsibility’, police says
    More than nine in ten girls and women have experienced sexual harassment in public spaces in Belgium, according to a recent study, but as ...
    Just 6% of cases reported: Sexual harassment ‘normalised’ in Belgium
    Nine in ten women and girls in several of Belgium’s biggest cities have experienced sexual harassment in public spaces. But these incidents ...
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    Brussels has a lot of cycling initiatives on the mobility agenda, including tripling the use of bicycles by the city's residents by 2030, ...
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    While Airbnb claims that it enables people to rent their room or house sporadically to tourists, affording travellers a more authentic ...
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    The nominees for the first Brussels architectural awards have been decided, with landmarks from Place Rogier to the summer bars of the ...
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    In Vilnius, capital of Lithuania, an excavation of its former Great Synagogue has fully exposed the Torah ark and the podium that was ...
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    Is citizen-led democracy here to stay?
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    A tale of two unions
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    Vaccination appointments increase five-fold in Wallonia following introduction of Covid Safe Tickets
    Appeals for social dialogue as over 500 jobs at risk in Nivelles
    Wallonia’s clean-up drive seen as a major success
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    Vaccination appointments increase five-fold in Wallonia following introduction of Covid Safe Tickets
    Close to 5,000 persons demonstrate in Namur against Covid-19 measures
    WHO recommends Regeneron to treat Covid-19, but only in certain cases
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    Some 90,000 visit.brussels passes downloaded in two months
    Brussels will offer free PCR test for people vaccinated before 31 October
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    EU Affairs
    Citizens speak out at the Conference on the Future of Europe
    First non-EU countries associated to Horizon Europe
    Freed Catalan president will return to Brussels on Monday
    Business
    Appeals for social dialogue as over 500 jobs at risk in Nivelles
    Brussels tourism sector not expected to bounce back fully before 2022
    Top Antwerp chef opens restaurant staffed by refugees
    World
    Dutch police arrest gang ‘preparing terrorist attack’
    3,000 take part in torchlit parade against wolves
    More than 130 Belgians to be recalled from La Palma due to volcanic eruption
    Politics
    What is needed is totally free public transport, says Belgian socialist leader
    Flemish government agrees 2022 budget
    Florida property magnate named new US ambassador to Belgium
    Art & Culture
    New World War II monument inaugurated near Antwerp
    Top Antwerp chef opens restaurant staffed by refugees
    Reports: Kanye West spotted near Antwerp
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    Belgium wins 18 medals at European Life Saving Championships
    Cycling World Championships: Belgium just misses time trial top spot
    Belgians attach great importance to the Paralympic Games, but not much funding
    Education
    Temporary European school opens on Brussels’ former NATO site
    Two Belgian universities included in global academic ranking
    International school in public park in Brussels threatened by eviction during COVID-19
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