A dramatic police intervention on a tram at Cureghem bridge left passengers with hands raised, highlighting public safety measures and the importance of calm cooperation.
A French resident in Etterbeek lost over 200 euros to a casino via cloned card data, highlighting the importance of banking vigilance and awareness of financial fraud.
The United States is returning a seized oil tanker to Venezuela, a rare reversal that hints at a subtle recalibration in how sanctions enforcement is being applied.
A dead body was found in a Ganshoren garage; a man has been charged and placed under detention, highlighting ongoing investigations and community concerns about safety.
A resident of Florenville died after colliding with a tree in Beauvechain. Authorities investigate, while communities reflect on road safety and the sudden loss.
Meta’s CEO says smart glasses sales more than tripled last year, as the company flattens teams and elevates individual contributors to boost speed and accountability.
A 12-year-old girl in Belgium reports sexual abuse by her stepbrother, highlighting family vulnerability, urgent child protection measures, and the importance of speaking out.
NASA and SpaceX moved up the Crew-12 launch to Feb. 11 to restore full staffing on the ISS after a medical evacuation, emphasizing caution and continuity rather than emergency.
A mother in Arlon searches for the intern who helped her son walk 14 years ago, highlighting the lasting impact of medical care, gratitude, and human dedication.
Influenza continues to circulate actively in Belgium, prompting health authorities to urge vaccination, hygiene, and vigilance to protect vulnerable populations and reduce spread.
Sony and Singapore’s GIC plan to invest $2 billion in music catalogs, highlighting growing investor interest in established songs as stable, long-term digital assets.
NASA prepares for the Artemis II wet dress rehearsal, a full fueling and countdown simulation essential to validating systems before the first crewed lunar mission in decades.
A prisoner at Haren prison committed suicide despite close supervision, highlighting the limits of surveillance and the need for comprehensive mental health support behind bars.
China has shifted back to cheaper Brazilian soybeans after fulfilling its pledged U.S. purchases, reflecting a return to price-driven buying once commitments were met.
Two young children, aged 9 months and 2.5 years, were left alone for three days in Belgium, hungry and thirsty; authorities and social services intervened promptly.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a social network and exploring the use of Worldcoin’s biometric orbs to verify human users amid growing concerns over AI-driven impersonation.
Two men (23) and two women (22) were arrested in Brussels; authorities continue investigating alleged offenses while emphasizing due process and legal rights.
Starting February 1, parking rules will change in several Brussels municipalities, affecting zones, fees, and time limits; authorities urge drivers to prepare and stay informed.
Residents and merchants in Brussels’ Palais du Midi area demand restoration of streets and buildings, highlighting urban decay and the need for municipal attention to the neighborhood.
Belgium’s largest CPAS sees growing liberal influence in governance, raising questions about political oversight, service priorities, and the balance between authority and neutrality.
Prosecutors have requested five years in prison and a €250,000 fine for the former Optima Bank CEO, highlighting financial misconduct and the need for accountability in corporate leadership.
Neuhaus faces controversy as corporate oversight reportedly sent “spies” into its Brigitte store; the manager refuses to harass clients, highlighting tensions between sales and ethics.
A high-profile documentary about Melania Trump premiered at the Kennedy Center, blending personal narrative and political context amid mixed early audience reactions.
Brussels feels sidelined by Wallonia and Flanders over the automobile vignette plan, highlighting interregional tensions and challenges in coordinating mobility policies across Belgium.