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’
Hollywood actors Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård film the sequel to Lord of War across Ghent, Brussels and Charleroi, turning Belgian streets into global conflict zones
Belgium’s drug commissioner warns that illegal vapes popular with teenagers are being laced with synthetic opioids, creating serious health risks and exposing how criminal organisations exploit flavoured products, vulnerable youth, and weak points in Europe’s chemical and logistics supply chains
A surge in Christmas tree thefts is causing major concern among Belgian growers. Rising losses, security investments, and fears of market impact are driving producers to push for stronger support from local authorities
