A large-scale farmers’ protest has brought widespread disruption to Brussels, closing roads and tunnels while impacting public transport, as demonstrators rally against EU farm policies and trade agreements during a high-level European summit attended by leaders from across the bloc
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
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
All riders using shared e-scooters in Brussels must now complete an identity document scan before unlocking a vehicle, as the region tightens regulations to combat misuse and bolster public safety amid growing concerns over criminal exploitation
Brussels commuters are adapting to persistent bike theft risks by investing in strong U-locks and chains, parking strategically, and registering bikes with MyBike, combining practical security measures to safeguard their two-wheeled investments
