Fifteen years after the Buizingen tragedy, Belgium has completed ETCS installation across its main rail network, strengthening train speed control, preventing human error, and setting a deadline for ETCS-only train operations nationwide as a cornerstone of long-term transport safety reformy
The Belgian government has earmarked €25 million to expand and repair police surveillance cameras, boosting security in major cities. Brussels and Antwerp receive the largest shares, while additional funds will support other police zones nationwide based on staffing levels numbers
Tomorrowland fans can now shop exclusive merchandise at a Christmas pop-up store in Wijnegem, Belgium. The launch comes as festival organisers reveal 2026 dates and celebrate new musical projects, including a Symphony of Unity rework of ‘Insomnia’
Belgium will strengthen its defence capabilities with NASAMS systems expected in 2027, supported by early leasing and new Skyranger units as the government weighs major long-range air defence choices
Ryanair has announced sweeping cuts to its Brussels and Charleroi operations, citing higher federal and local flight taxes. The airline warns of job losses, reduced connectivity and long-term damage to Belgium’s competitiveness
