Capital Region, nearly 200 prominent Brussels residents have signed an open letter calling for action. The Brussels Times has published the letter here in full.

Minors in Belgium will soon be barred from using Buy Now Pay Later apps, including popular credit-based services like Klarna. The announcement came on Monday from Consumer Protection Minister Rob ...

Amid growing recognition across Europe of the need for states to reinforce their defences and increase military spending, we visit the Herstal headquarters of Belgian arms group FN Browning, which is ...

Europe’s cocaine trade is booming and the drug’s gateway of choice is now the port of Antwerp. As the market has grown, so too have the drug gangs who find ever more ingenious ways to smuggle it in, ...

This is why the debate about limiting veto powers in the EU has re-emerged with force. It is hardly new. Every previous wave of enlargement was preceded by a shift towards more qualified majority ...

The linguistic divide: Unraveling Belgium's struggles of identity and autonomy The events of January 1968 shocked Belgium. In Leuven, French-speaking students and professors, together with their ...

Belgian child prodigy Laurent Simons has officially become a doctor in quantum physics at just 15 years old. On Monday, he successfully defended his doctoral thesis at the University of Antwerp, VTM ...

Spain has reported an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) in Catalonia, the first case in the country since 1994. The outbreak was detected on 26 November in two wild boars found dead in Bellaterra, ...

Crelan bank has been hit by a fraud organized from another country. The total losses amounts to 70 million Eur, the bank indicated on Tuesday morning while reassuring that none of their clients have ...

NATO's European members must allocate an additional €56 billion annually to fulfil the alliance's defence spending objective, a recent study conducted by the German Ifo Institute on behalf of the ...

Belgian Interior Minister Bernard Quintin (MR) has put on hold the rollout of new police uniforms, following criticisms in Wallonia that they breach language laws and have colours that are "too ...

Feared and reviled down the centuries, freemasons are still treated with suspicion. Seven starving Belgian political prisoners sat around a table in barrack Number 6, a wooden hut in the Nazi ...