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Wallonie
Wallonie file: budget, labour market, energy and governance, read through Statbel, Eurostat and National Bank data.
Economy
European Steel Industry: Decline Ending…
The European steel industry could be turning a corner as Vesuvius CEO forecasts an end to its long-term decline.
Wallonia
Walloon Arms Export Licenses: 84% Increase in…
In 2025, the Walloon government approved 1,551 arms export licenses worth 1.59 billion euros, marking an 84% increase from the…
Wallonia
Two-State Solution: Buried, Not Dead
The two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is considered 'buried' after October 7th, lacking a clear alternative. This creates a diplomatic vacuum, forcing Belgium and the EU to rethink their role in international peace efforts amidst escalating regional tensions and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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.
Sport
Vinke Gold at Euro TT; Belgians in Top
Nienke Vinke (Netherlands) secures gold at the European U23 Women's Time Trial Championship. Belgian riders Emma Siegers (5th) and Febe Jooris (7th) achieved fifth and seventh places respectively, offering promise for the future of Belgian cycling.
Brussels
Brussels Unemployment: 100,198 Job Seekers
Brussels-Capital Region recorded over 100,000 registered job seekers at the end of September for the first time since January 2016, a concerning development highlighting structural challenges in the capital's labor market and demanding urgent action.
Wallonia
Social Rents Increase: Brussels Announces Hike
Social housing rents in Brussels are set to rise, confirmed Minister Dirk De Smedt. This increase, part of the 2027 budget project, follows governmental agreements and will directly affect thousands of households in the capital. The debate on affordability and housing finance is intensifying.
Brussels
Record Funds Raised by KickCancer Run
The ninth edition of the KickCancer Run, 'Run to Kick', has raised over 2.5 million euros for childhood cancer research, according to Bruzz. This record sum highlights societal engagement and the crucial need for funding in the fight against pediatric oncological conditions in Belgium.
Brussels
Jeroen Maris's Brussels Public Transport Column
In his recent column for Bruzz, published on September 27, 2026, journalist Jeroen Maris provides a unique perspective on Brussels. He describes the city through the lens of tram, metro, and bus journeys, with a specific focus on a bus ride to UZ Jette, titled 'On the way to becoming a patient'. This personal account highlights urban dynamics and the human experience within public transportation.
Wallonia
Company Cars Self-Employed: 28% fewer…
The number of company cars purchased by self-employed individuals in Belgium has dropped by nearly 28% since 2020, indicating a significant shift in…
Flanders
Antwerp sells Borgerhub, home of Giants…
The City of Antwerp plans to sell Borgerhub in Borgerhout, the meeting place and home of the Borgerhoutse Reuskens, sparking significant local controversy.
Flanders
Flemish budget talks prolong during government…
The Flemish budget talks are dragging on longer than anticipated, with a short break extending into a prolonged deadlock, delaying government formation.
Flanders
Flemish budget negotiations resume Sunday…
Flemish budget negotiations will resume on Sunday afternoon, as parties seek an agreement on regional finances for the upcoming year in Flanders.
Wallonia
Brussels Reinstates Two Export Premiums
The Brussels government has reinstated two essential export premiums, previously suspended in 2024. This decision, aimed at boosting international trade, is crucial for the Brussels business community and the wider Belgian economy.
Economy
Pyxis EV: €25 Million Boost for Belgian Cinema
Pyxis EV, Belgium's inaugural investment fund for the film industry, has secured 25 million euros from the European Investment Fund. This landmark initiative, spearheaded by financial and film professionals, introduces a novel funding model, significantly bolstering Belgium's standing in European film production.
Economy
ICM invests 6 million euros to expand Mettet…
ICM, a Walloon specialist in industrial buildings, is investing 6 million euros to expand its site in Mettet, addressing increased demand. This significant…
Sport
Boxing Clash: Luke Littler critical of Fury vs…
Top darts player Luke Littler criticizes the scheduled date for the highly anticipated boxing match between heavyweights Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, a…
Wallonia
Renovation Grants Wallonia: Transitional…
The Walloon government reopens the transitional period for renovation grants, allowing households that previously did not pay an advance to benefit from the…
Flanders
Antwerp: Child (3) dies after choking incident…
In Antwerp, a three-year-old child has died after choking during lunch break at De Musica primary school. The tragedy of the choking incident has deeply…
Brussels
Supervision Saint-Josse Koekelberg: Brussels…
The Brussels government has decided on the next step in the forced supervision of the municipalities of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode and Koekelberg, intervening in…
Sport
Cycling World Championships: Fleur Moors wins…
Fleur Moors has secured a bronze medal at the U23 Cycling World Championships, contributing to Belgium's fifth medal at this event. Moors was delighted with…
Brussels
Brussels celebrates French Community Festival…
On September 25, Brussels celebrates the French Community Festival with free concerts on the Grand-Place, highlighting the rich cultural offerings of…
Wallonia
Walloon Government: Composition and…
The Walloon government has announced its composition for the 2024-2029 legislature, featuring eight ministers and their specific portfolios for governing…
Sport
Belgian Cats: Wauters Sees Euro Chances
Following a recent setback, former basketball icon Ann Wauters encourages the Belgian Cats to convert disappointment into motivation for the upcoming European Championship in Antwerp. She emphasizes the unique opportunity to shine on home soil and boost the sport in Belgium.
Brussels
LEZ Brussels: Political week on dossier 'no…
The political week in Brussels was dominated by the LEZ dossier, which Steven Van Garsse of Bruzz states is 'no simple task' for Persoons and Brussels…
Wallonia
BX1 CEO Annebel Joseph steps down after less…
Brussels television channel BX1 announces the departure of its CEO, Annebel Joseph, less than a year after she took office. BX1 will initiate a new…
Flanders
Rent Prices Flanders: Increase for apartments…
Rent prices in Flanders have increased, with the average rent for apartments in Antwerp becoming significantly more expensive according to the Rent Barometer.
Sport
Michael van Gerwen: Fans watch via livestream
Darts sensation Michael van Gerwen offers fans a unique behind-the-scenes look by livestreaming his training sessions ahead of the World Series Finals.
Wallonia
Arizona Budget: 10 billion euros needed…
The search for 10 billion euros in structural savings by 2029 complicates Arizona's budget, with five coalition parties needing to agree on the approach.
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.
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