Germany, the EU’s leading car exporter, is expected to be hardest hit by the tariffs. Car shipments to the US were worth €25.2 billion in 2024, followed by Italy (€3.4 billion) and Slovakia (€3.1 billion)
The EU had initially set a deadline of June 30, 2023, for all 27 Member States to submit their plans detailing how they intend to contribute to the European Union’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030
The panels, a hallmark of participative democracy in the Union, will focus on the theme “A new European budget fit for our ambitions” and are set to convene in Brussels between March 28-30 and May 16-18, 2025
Strong winds up to 120 km/h and heavy rainfall from Storm Benjamin hit Belgium on Thursday, disrupting transport and closing parks in Brussels. Authorities urged vigilance as flooding and fallen trees pose major risks across the country
A knife attack in Schaerbeek, Brussels, left one man injured on Wednesday evening. Police confirmed the victim’s condition is stable as an investigation is underway to uncover the motive and identify those responsible for the assault
Brussels Mobility has announced temporary closures and diversions across the city, including Place Sainctelette and E40 cycle routes, as major redevelopment works commence. Motorists, cyclists, and public transport users are advised to plan alternative routes
French gluten-free bakery group Copains has changed its name to Copines Paris in Belgium following a trademark dispute with a Walloon company, ensuring a smooth launch of its new Brussels stores this October
Theo Francken cancelled a planned air demonstration at Melsbroek involving an F-35 and drone after learning it would shut Brussels Airport for 15 minutes, prompting backlash from Vlaams Belang over costs and potential disruption to air traffic
