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  • June 18, 2019
    From ‘liberalise and patronise’ to a genuine sustainable trade strategy for the EU
    The next European Commission must revamp its trade policy for the next...
    Money 
  • June 17, 2019
    Over 400,000 foreign drivers caught speeding in Belgium last year
    More than 427,000 foreign drivers were caught speeding last yearin Belgium, which...
    Money 
  • June 14, 2019
    France demands a million euros from tax evading mayor and spouse
    France on Thursday slapped a fine of one million euros for tax...
    Money 
  • June 13, 2019
    Watered-down Tobin tax could enter into force in 2021
    EU finance ministers will discuss on Friday (14 June) a new draft...
    Money 
  • June 11, 2019
    Flemish government issues negative advice on Neo shopping centre
    The Flemish government has issued a negative advice on the shopping and...
    Money 
Body found in Molenbeek, criminal inquiry launched

Body found in Molenbeek, criminal inquiry launched

June 17, 2019
Incumbent Tokayev wins snap elections in Kazakhstan to become the country’s second president

Incumbent Tokayev wins snap elections in Kazakhstan to become the country’s second president

June 18, 2019

Business

  • Carbon emissions from energy industry rise at fastest rate since 2011
    June 12, 2019

    Carbon emissions from energy industry rise at fastest rate since 2011

    Carbon emissions from the global energy industry last year rose at the fastest rate in almost a decade after extreme weather and surprise swings in global temperatures stoked extra demand for fossil fuels. BP’s annual global energy report, an influential review of the market, revealed for the first...
  • N-VA and Vlaams Belang: ‘too many differences’ to work together, says party member

    N-VA and Vlaams Belang: ‘too many differences’ to work together, says party member

  • First circular shopping centre opens in Saint-Gilles

    First circular shopping centre opens in Saint-Gilles

  • Sunscreen pulled from Belgian stores: factor 50 was actually 15

    Sunscreen pulled from Belgian stores: factor 50 was actually 15

Money

  • From ‘liberalise and patronise’ to a genuine sustainable trade strategy for the EU
    June 18, 2019

    From ‘liberalise and patronise’ to a genuine sustainable trade strategy for the EU

    The next European Commission must revamp its trade policy for the next five years to focus on sustainability, writes Jude Kirton-Darling. Jude Kirton-Darling is a Socialist and Democrat MEP and a member of the European Parliament’s International Trade committee. We still have four months to go before the...
  • Over 400,000 foreign drivers caught speeding in Belgium last year

    Over 400,000 foreign drivers caught speeding in Belgium last year

  • France demands a million euros from tax evading mayor and spouse

    France demands a million euros from tax evading mayor and spouse

  • Watered-down Tobin tax could enter into force in 2021

    Watered-down Tobin tax could enter into force in 2021

News

  • Body found in Molenbeek, criminal inquiry launched
    June 17, 2019

    Body found in Molenbeek, criminal inquiry launched

    Police have launched a criminal investigation after a body was discovered in the Brussels municipality of Molenbeek at the weekend, the public prosecutor’s office confirmed Monday. Several police patrols of the Brussels-West police zone were called to Molenbeek on Saturday to recover the body of an unidentified person,...
  • Global warming increases risk of armed conflict, says UA study

    Global warming increases risk of armed conflict, says UA study

  • New Brussels parliament holds first session

    New Brussels parliament holds first session

  • What is Pentecost and how is it celebrated in Belgium?

    What is Pentecost and how is it celebrated in Belgium?

Sport

  • Caster Semenya calls on IAAF to focus on doping after return victory
    June 12, 2019

    Caster Semenya calls on IAAF to focus on doping after return victory

    The double Olympic 800m champion has appealed the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling which approved the IAAF’s plans for a new testosterone limit. It is for female athletes who want to compete internationally between 400m and a mile. Semenya can temporarily run after the ruling was suspended...
  • Red Devils: Belgian Football Union moves its supporter village to King Baudouin Stadium

    Red Devils: Belgian Football Union moves its supporter village to King Baudouin Stadium

  • World champion hopeful Delfine loses in NYC

    World champion hopeful Delfine loses in NYC

  • Rafael Nadal sweeps Yannick Maden aside and shows why he is favourite

    Rafael Nadal sweeps Yannick Maden aside and shows why he is favourite

EU

  • Incumbent Tokayev wins snap elections in Kazakhstan to become the country’s second president
    June 18, 2019

    Incumbent Tokayev wins snap elections in Kazakhstan to become the country’s second president

    Kassym-Jomart Tokayev won the country’s presidential election last week – the first in the modern history of the oil-rich Central Asian country, in which the country’s First President Nursultan Nazarbayev was not participating as a candidate. The EU is Kazakhstan`s first trade partner representing over one third of...
  • EU fossil gas investments undermine bloc’s climate goals, campaigners say

    EU fossil gas investments undermine bloc’s climate goals, campaigners say

  • Belgium: Europe’s drug market hub, says report

    Belgium: Europe’s drug market hub, says report

  • European Citizen Initiative to ban cages for farm animals has collected 1 million signatures

    European Citizen Initiative to ban cages for farm animals has collected 1 million signatures

En français

  • Elargissement et statut des députés
    June 25, 2016

    Elargissement et statut des députés

    Le vendredi 16 janvier, Jacques Simonet, secrétaire d’Etat belge aux Affaires européennes, a entamé une série de “Rencontres européennes” qui l’amènera à s’adresser à environ 800 rhétoriciens d’écoles bruxelloises d’ici à mai 2004. Ces journées de rencontres se déroulent dans une ambiance chaleureuse. D’abord, un exposé pédagogique par...
  • La recherche européenne est en panne de cerveaux

    La recherche européenne est en panne de cerveaux

  • La fusion, nouvelle source de conflit entre l’Union et les Etats-Unis

    La fusion, nouvelle source de conflit entre l’Union et les Etats-Unis

  • Adieu Wehrmacht, bonjour Bundeswehr

    Adieu Wehrmacht, bonjour Bundeswehr

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Directeur de la rédaction et éditeur responsable: Michel THEYS. Rédacteur en chef: Frédéric VILLON. Président: Pascal BURGEON. Membres: Michel DEURINCK, Michel THEYS, Benoît TOUSSAINT. Conseiller: Ahmed BELHALOUMI.
Membres de la rédaction :Anne BALLIVY (Paris) Peter BENDER Nathalie BOBICHON Pierre BOUVIER Marie-Martine BUCKENS Irène DARCY Annemie DECKX Isabelle DOCHY Alain DREMIERE Sébastien ETIENNE Clémentine FORISSIER Valérie HAUERT Nathalie JOSKIN Lionel LECOCQ François MISSER Barry MOORE Athanase PAPANDROPOULOS (Athènes) Daniel RIOT (Strasbourg) Maria RODRIGUEZ Frederik RONSE Virginie RORIVE Arnaud de SAINT-DENIS Barbara SPEZIALI Margareta STROOT Stéphanie TUETEY Güldener SONUMUT Erik STRUYF Tanguy VERHOOSEL Régis VERLEY.

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