Entertainment
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Croatian city named among top European autumn destinationsWhile many travelers choose to take their holidays in the summer, others find autumn to be the ideal season for exploring Europe. With fewer crowds, more affordable22 September 2024Read More...
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Antwerp to build new public heritage depot to house 800,000 cultural artifactsAntwerp will soon have a new heritage depot in the Zuid district, designed to house the city’s entire heritage collection of 800,000 items and make them accessible to20 September 2024Read More...
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Belgian beaches covered in litter after busy tropical summer dayThe tropical summer weather on Monday drew large crowds to the Belgian coast, resulting in plenty of beach fun and a vibrant atmosphere—but also a significant13 August 2024Read More...
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29 suspected drug dealers arrested at Tomorrowland festival, court hearings scheduledDuring the two weekends of the Tomorrowland festival in Boom, Antwerp province, authorities apprehended a total of 29 suspected drug dealers on and around the30 July 2024Read More...
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Cider Festival returns to Prague with over 100 varietiesAre you a fan of cider? Experience over 100 different varieties at the Cider Festival taking place on September 16 and 17.29 July 2024Read More...
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Tens of thousands celebrate at Rotterdam Summer CarnivalThe Summer Carnival in Rotterdam was celebrated with a joyful atmosphere, drawing tens of thousands of attendees to the city's center. The vibrant street parade,28 July 2024Read More...
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Lady Gaga, Céline Dion, Aya Nakamura: The Mystery Surrounding the Olympic Opening Ceremony ContinuesWith three days to go until the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, speculation is rampant about the participation of a world-renowned singer.23 July 2024Read More...
Politics
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Five Turkish imams face expulsion from Belgium amid new foreign funding banFive Turkish imams, who have lived in Belgium for the past four years, are at risk of losing their jobs and facing expulsion after their work permits were not renewed under newRead More...
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Germany to continue supplying weapons to Israel, announces Chancellor ScholzGermany will continue to supply weapons to Israel, Chancellor Olaf Scholz confirmed during a parliamentary debate. Scholz emphasized that arms deliveries will persist, stating,Read More...
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Poland to temporarily halt right to asylum, announces PM TuskPolish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced plans to temporarily suspend the right to asylum as part of a broader strategy to address irregular migration.Read More...
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German SPD unveils campaign for industrial growth, job security, and tax incentivesGermany's Social Democratic Party (SPD), led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, unveiled a new campaign on Sunday, focusing on tax breaks and investment incentives aimed at boosting industrialRead More...
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UK PM Starmer seeks to rebuild 'positive' relationship with EU on first Brussels visitBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed his intent to restore a "stable and positive" relationship with the European Union during his first official visit to Brussels on Wednesday.Read More...
News
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Student numbers surge at Flemish university collegesFlemish university colleges are experiencing a substantial increase in student enrollment for the current academic year, with nearly 157,500 students enrolled—a 6% rise compared to last year.Read More...
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Over 4.2 million people received temporary protection in AugustAs of August 31, 2024, nearly 4.2 million non-EU citizens who fled Ukraine due to Russia's ongoing war of aggression were under temporary protection status in the European Union (EU).Read More...
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KU Leuven and UGent climb in Times Higher Education world university rankingsBelgium's two highest-ranked universities, KU Leuven and Ghent University (UGent), have both risen in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings. KU Leuven movedRead More...
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Walckiers Park in Brussels reopens for the first time since the 1960sWalckiers Park in Brussels has reopened to the public for the first time since it closed in the 1960s. The park is noted for its exceptional biodiversity, particularly as a habitat forRead More...
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Sweden suggests Iran may be involved in attacks near Israeli embassiesSweden's security service, Sapo, has indicated that Iran may have been involved in recent explosions and gunfire near the Israeli embassies in Stockholm and Copenhagen earlier this week.Read More...
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24 percent fewer asylum applications in Germany this yearAccording to EU data, the number of asylum applications in Germany has decreased more significantly than the European average. However, a sharp increase in refugees from one country mayRead More...
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Flemish government moves forward with road tax for foreign driversFlemish Mobility Minister Annick De Ridder (N-VA) announced on Tuesday that the government will begin work immediately on implementing a road tax for foreign drivers using Flemish roads.Read More...
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Economics
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France's government unveiled its 2025 budget on Thursday, outlining €60 billion ($65.68 billion) in spending cuts and tax hikes aimed at addressing the country’s public finance deficit.
First-time home buyers in the Netherlands need an average of €42,000 from their own funds to secure a mortgage, according to the latest figures.
A recent analysis shows that nearly 50% of job vacancies in Flanders no longer require formal qualifications or prior work experience. With labor shortages becoming more acute, companies
Business activity in the eurozone saw its first decline in seven months in September, following a slowdown in France after the Paris Olympic Games, according to a key
France is set to present its plan to reduce public debt to the European Commission by the end of October, according to EU officials on Monday.
The European Union's total aid to Ukraine has now reached $131 billion, including $48.4 billion in military support, according to EU Commission Vice President
Germany's economic competitiveness needs to become a top political priority, as concerns about the country’s economic future are leading citizens to seek political
German exporters sold more goods to Poland than to China during the first half of the year, according to an analysis released on Friday. This shift highlights the success
On Tuesday, European member states officially approved a 4.2 billion euro payment, marking the first tranche of the Ukraine Facility aid package.