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Brussels
Brussels: Riots after union protest, BRUZZ…
In Brussels, riots causing severe damage broke out after a union protest, an event BRUZZ 24 connects to the ongoing Brussels…

Wallonia
Student Anger FWB: L'Echo's Analysis
Persistent student unrest in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation demands solutions. L'Echo analyzes paths out of this crisis, highlighting the government's slow response to the demands of students and faculty members.

Economy
New Software Issue for Boeing 737 MAX
De Tijd reports a new software problem affecting the Boeing 737 MAX. While the discovery raises concerns, no immediate consequences for flights from Belgium have been indicated. The precise nature of the defect and its impact on Belgian aviation remain unclear.

Sport
Dreadlocks: Anguilla Player Pulled by Hair in…
A remarkable incident in the Concacaf Nations League: Aedan Scipio, an Anguilla international with long dreadlocks, was pulled to the ground by his hair…

Sport
Kimi Antonelli F1: 'beginner's error' shows…
Kimi Antonelli showcased his champion potential in Baku, despite a 'beginner's error' affecting his qualifying performance. Our F1 analyst explains why…

Brussels
Forest: Over 160 Homes & New Police Station in…
In Forest, a major real estate project is underway to build over 160 new homes and a modern police station in the Skating Street area, as reported by Bruzz.

Flanders
Ekeren Christmas Market: Stallholders sought…
The municipality of Ekeren in Antwerp is actively seeking stallholders for its upcoming Christmas market, scheduled for December 12th during the…

Brussels
Osteria Romana: free champagne for solo diners
In Brussels, Osteria Romana surprises solo diners with a complimentary glass of champagne, enhancing the experience of eating alone and highlighting Osteria…

Brussels
Illegal Dumping Anderlecht: Campaign attracts…
In Anderlecht, a recent awareness campaign against litter and illegal dumping appears to be having the opposite effect, with the campaign panels themselves…

Economy
Wallonia Fast Chargers: 160% Growth
Wallonia's fast charger network has seen significant expansion, growing by 160% in just two years. This dynamic accelerates the transition to electric vehicles in Belgium and strengthens the charging infrastructure, crucial for more sustainable mobility.

Economy
Noshaq Completes Historic Investment Cycle
Noshaq, the Liège-based investment firm, has concluded a record-breaking investment cycle, deploying nearly 600 million euros across 647 companies from 2021 to 2026. This significantly boosts the regional economy and employment, with plans to increase assets under management to one billion euros in the future.

Economy
AI Danger: Anthropic Researcher Warns of Loss…
An Anthropic researcher fears that the evolution of AI could lead to the end of humanity due to a loss of control over advanced AI systems.

Brussels
Prisons: Brussels mayors critical of police…
Brussels mayors, including those from Anderlecht and Saint-Gilles, are critical of police deployment to prisons, stating it harms the fight against drug…

Sport
Cycling Transfer: Venturini Joins…
Belgian cycling team Lotto-Intermarché strengthens its roster for the 2027 season with French puncher Clément Venturini, joining from Unibet Rose Rockets. This strategic move highlights the team's ambition in classics and stage races, confirming August 1st as the crucial start of the transfer window.

Sport
Regional Football: Belgian weekend results and…
Belgian regional football was in the spotlight this weekend. Find out the detailed match results, who scored the goals, and which cards were given out in…

Brussels
Brussels Cycling: Record Summer since Brussels…
This past summer, Brussels experienced record-high cycling usage, the highest number of cyclists since Brussels Mobility began tracking these figures…

Sport
US Open: Sabalenka Reaches Round of 16
Aryna Sabalenka has smoothly qualified for the US Open tennis round of 16. The tournament in New York, featuring stars like Carlos Alcaraz, continues to captivate Belgian fans, who are also following their compatriots' performances.

Brussels
Kuregem: Anderlecht Restarts Weekly Sweeps
Anderlecht municipality is reintroducing weekly weekend street sweeping in Kuregem to combat litter. Alderman Achille Junior Vandyck (MR) pledges improvement, bolstered by new staff and equipment, aiming for a lasting enhancement of living quality in the densely populated district following previous cleanliness issues and criticisms.

Wallonia
Small Parcels: Drastic decline after new EU tax
New EU tax on small parcels from outside the EU led to a drastic decline in July 2026, with millions fewer shipments recorded at Liège Airport and other…

Wallonia
High Fens Wildfire: International…
Wildfire suppression in the High Fens remains challenging due to persistent winds, necessitating international assistance to bring the blaze under control.

Brussels
Prison Staff Threatens Strike Action
Belgian prison staff are again threatening strike action after political statements fueled existing discontent. Unions cite understaffing, poor working conditions, and a lack of appreciation, escalating tensions within the judicial sector across the country.

Brussels
Brussels: Mental Shift Needed in Anti-Drug…
The Brussels Regional Security Council emphasizes the need for a mental shift in the fight against drug crime, alongside additional resources and a…

Brussels
Schaerbeek re-evaluates Louis Bertrand Avenue…
The municipality of Schaerbeek is re-evaluating its plans for the redevelopment of Louis Bertrand Avenue in Brussels following protests, particularly…

Sport
Football Transfer News: Gent, Antwerp, Genk…
The Belgian transfer market is buzzing with major clubs like AA Gent, Antwerp FC, and KRC Genk actively seeking new players, generating significant transfer…

Brussels
Forest Sounds Festival moves to Forest Abbey…
The tenth edition of the Forest Sounds Festival will take place this weekend at Forest Abbey, as the festival cannot be held in Forest Park due to ongoing…

Economy
Rossel Group returns to profit ahead of IPM…
The Rossel Group has returned to profit despite a slight decrease in turnover, a positive sign ahead of its upcoming major merger with IPM. This marks a…

Wallonia
Education unions call for demonstration on Sep…
Education unions in Wallonia are reigniting their protest movement, calling for a demonstration in Liège on September 10, sparked by ongoing discontent over…

Wallonia
Extracurricular activities: costs for parents…
Extracurricular activities can significantly increase family expenses at the start of the new school year, particularly in Wallonia. The costs of these…

Flanders
Antwerp: 51 New Properties Launched on Immoweb
Fifty-one new properties in Antwerp have recently been listed on the real estate market via Immoweb, with prices ranging from €119,000 to €1,795,000. This influx provides diverse options for buyers and underscores the dynamic nature of Antwerp's housing market.

Wallonia
Anne Thily, Belgium's First Female Prosecutor
Belgium mourns the passing of Anne Thily, the pioneering first female Prosecutor General in Liège, who died at 89. Her career was defined by dedication and breaking glass ceilings, leaving a legacy as an influential figure who paved the way for gender equality in the Belgian judiciary, inspiring many to pursue legal careers.
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