
Brussels Weather Alert: Parks Closed Due to Thunderstorm Risk
Brussels Environment closes public access to parks, nature reserves, and forests, like Sonian Forest, from 17:00

Brussels Central Station Stabbing: Four Minors Apprehended
Four minors detained for a fight at Brussels Central Station involving a stabbing incident. Victim hospitalized in critical.

Bartender from Brussels Wins Best Bartender of Belgium
Larry Godefroid of Chemistry &; Botanic’s in Brussels named Best Bartender of Belgium at the 61st National Union of Belgium’s Bartenders

Brussels Car-Free Sunday: Europes Largest Car-Free Zone
Brussels hosts Car-Free Sunday in September, turning the Capital Region into Europe’s largest car-free zone

Fate Sealed: Belgiums Red Devils Out of Euro Championship after 1-0 Loss to France
Belgium’s Red Devils exited Euro Football Championship losing to France 1-0.

Etterbeek Shooting Leaves One Person Injured
One person was injured in a shooting that took place near the Chasse junction in Etterbeek, a municipality in the east of Brussels

Belgiums July Updates: New Rules, Name Changes, and More!
July in Belgium welcomes new rules and regulations

Belgium Summer Sales: Biggest Discounts in Years Await Shoppers!
Starting July 1, Belgium kicks off its month-long summer sales. With declining sales, expect more stores to offer bigger discounts.

Belgian Restaurants can Refuse Splitting Bills
Restaurant owners may ask their customers to pay the whole bill at once, but they must communicate this clearly on the menu or verbally in advance

Belgiums Inflation Surge: Energy Prices and Consumer Impact
Belgium’s inflation climbed to 3.74% in June, up from 3.36% in May

The Hindu Temple Project : June 25th Meeting Update
An inaugural meeting was held on June 25th, 2024, at Zaventem. Approximately 35 enthusiastic volunteers attended the meeting, eager to contribute their time and skills.

Tax Filing in Belgium: Deadlines, Numbers, and Consequences
In Belgium, 7.4M tax returns due by July 15 online. Late filings face penalties between €50 and €1,250

Railway Revamp Alert: Brussels to France High-Speed Line Upgrade
High-speed train service between Brussels and France will be halted from 12 to 29 August for upgrades

Google Translates Mega Language Update: 110 New Additions!
Google Translate has expanded its service to include around 110 new languages and dialects, now supporting approximately 200 in total including Limburgish

Gilded Ride: Eurostars Golden Train for Paris Olympics Ahead
Eurostar unveiled the “Golden Train” for Belgian athletes heading to the Paris Olympic Games

Metas AI Launch Delayed in EU: Privacy Concerns Spark Backlash
Meta delays AI program launch in EU due to privacy concerns, receiving complaints on user data misuse in several Member

Belgiums Economic Landscape: 4,727 Companies In Bankruptcy, 14,937 Jobs Lost
5,100 jobs lost in April as 4,727 Belgian companies went bankrupt between January and May 2024, affecting 14,937 jobs

Rainy Days Ahead: Brace Yourself for a Wet Week in Belgium!
Expect heavy rain next week in Belgium. A month’s rain may fall in just days, especially on Tuesday and Thursday.

Revitalizing Brussels: Iconic Proximus Towers Set for Makeover
Brussels grants permit to convert 2 Proximus towers in North district. One tower for offices, another for residential use to enhance urban

FedEx Announces 385 Job Cuts in Belgium: Impact on Brucargo
FedEx to cut 385 jobs in Belgium, impacting 28% of the workforce. 2,000 employees across Europe to face redundancies.