Belgium

The Brussels Court of Appeal has ordered the Walloon government, Liège Airport, and FedEx Express Belgium to compensate hundreds of residents suffering from noise pollution, representing a significant legal victory for those claiming their homes have become "uninhabitable" due to aircraft noise

SNCB cited the decreasing trend in physical sales of international travel tickets as the primary reason for this shift. As a result, ticket sales for international services, including high-speed and night trains, will be centralized at 12 designated stations across the country

Historically, September 27 holds a poignant place in Belgium’s past. It commemorates the day when, after years of Dutch domination, the people of Brussels, supported by Walloon volunteers, successfully resisted the Dutch troops

The warrant followed a court order demanding she return her daughter to the child’s father, Belgian national Jan Goossens. Despite the order and a subsequent travel ban, Traoré flew to Mali with her daughter, then just four years old, in open defiance of the court's ruling

The analysis was conducted through a collaboration between BRAL and the regional agency Bruxelles Environnement, which monitored air quality at 24 new measurement points across the Brussels-Capital Region