Europol has taken down around 4,340 websites containing violent and extremist material linked to the online network known as 'The Com', in a joint operation involving several EU member states, ...

The summer is never quiet in Brussels, even in the three weeks between Belgian national day and the 15 August holiday when many businesses and organisations close. The Foire du Midi, Brussels’ big fun ...

The Brussels-Capital Region has begun sending out property tax notices for 2026, with bills set to rise the highest in eight municipalities. According to L’Echo, some 400,000 property owners in the ...

Global superstar Bad Bunny performed in Brussels, at the King Baudouin Stadium, on Wednesday evening. The stadium was packed to the rafters for the "King of Latin Trap". More than 56,000 fans gathered ...

A leaking container holding a chemical substance was discovered on Tuesday evening in Waasland Port, Antwerp, prompting local authorities to activate the municipal emergency plan. The leak was ...

Tomorrowland will transform Brussels' Grand Place into a giant open-air dance floor ahead of its 2026 festival. Two free pre-festival parties will welcome festivalgoers from around the globe, with the ...

A secondary school in Brussels has left pupils and parents reeling after mistakenly announcing the death of one of its students before later admitting the information was false. La Dernière Heure ...

During his official visit to Belgium in September, Pope Francis did something none of his many illustrious predecessors have ever done: he visited a little-known library in Etterbeek called Biblioteca ...

On 15 August 1996, 25 years ago today, convicted rapist Marc Dutroux gave the police information which resulted in the release of two young girls from a basement and the solving of other cases. His ...

Time Out magazine recently named Antwerp’s Borgerhout as the “second coolest” neighbourhood in the world. The magazine praised the area's vibrancy and "DIY spirit", describing it as a "compact, ...

On 26 September last year, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 underwater gas pipelines between Russia and Germany were blown up just off the coast of Bornholm, a Danish island in the Baltic Sea. In February this ...