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Historian Raphael Gross has raised concerns about the thoroughness of provenance research conducted by the E.G. Bührle Collection Foundation. His independent investigation found that more

The Brussels Court of First Instance has mandated fines against the Flemish government due to excessive nitrate levels in water sources, setting a penalty of €1,000 per day up to a maximum

Online retail giant Amazon has joined a Dutch government initiative aimed at stopping the sale of books containing anti-Semitic content, announced Eddo Verdoner, the National Coordinator for

A woman was attacked by several wolves on Sunday at a French safari zoo after she mistakenly entered a restricted area intended for vehicle access only.

Belgian holidaymakers are increasingly opting for train travel, as reported by the Association of Flemish Travel Agents (VVR). Travel agencies sold twice as many train journeys for July and

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck emphasized China's indispensable role in achieving global climate targets during his visit to the country on Sunday.

The rumored romance between the future Queen of Belgium and a University of Oxford student may have come to an end.

Reducing "excessive internationalization" at Dutch universities and universities of applied sciences is a top priority for candidate Education Minister Eppo Bruins, he stated during his hearing in

It was a sunny day in Madrid on June 19, 2014. After a tumultuous period for the Spanish Monarchy, change was imminent, although few believed it possible.

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has reported that over €1 billion of EU funds were misused for fraudulent purposes in 2023. This finding was part of OLAF's