Belgium will invest €1 billion in secure military data centres, set for completion by 2029, to enhance defence operations, protect critical data, and reduce reliance on foreign technology providers
Brussels Environment has identified toxic cyanobacteria in four ponds across the city, warning residents to avoid contact as climate change and nutrient pollution fuel increasingly frequent and intense algae blooms
A leaked audio of Georges-Louis Bouchez’s heated conversation with RTBF has raised questions over political influence on media, journalistic integrity, and the ethics of recording and distributing incomplete excerpts in Belgium’s volatile political climate
A routine train journey from Antwerp to Hasselt turned violent when an 18-year-old passenger sprayed deodorant into a conductor’s eyes, prompting medical treatment, police involvement, and renewed concerns about the safety of Belgian railway personnel on duty
Cureghem residents accuse authorities of abandoning their neighborhood to drug crime and litter. Mayor Fabrice Cumps denies neglect, emphasizing intensified cleanup, police presence, and community initiatives
