Belgium’s first day of a three-day national strike has brought widespread disruption to public transport, shipping and municipal services. Trade unions launched the action to protest federal socio-economic reforms impacting pensions, workers’ rights and social security support
Belgium faces significant nationwide disruption as unions initiate a coordinated three-day strike against government reforms, severely impacting transport, airports, education, and public services. Authorities urge residents to prepare for delays, cancellations, and limited access to essential services
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
Belgium’s national railway operator, SNCB/NMBS, will roll out a completely revamped fare structure on Wednesday, 15 October, aiming to make train travel cheaper and...
Belgium is celebrated for having one of Europe’s most punctual rail networks, but a surge in cancellations and overlooked strike-day disruptions has sparked debate over whether the statistics reflect real passenger experiences
