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Belgium announces border checks in migration clampdown

Belgium Politics · Belgium

Belgium announces border checks in migration clampdown

41% Center coverage: 22 sources

Protesters Stage 'Red Line' Marches in Netherlands, Belgium

Protesters Stage 'Red Line' Marches in Netherlands, Belgium

Coverage: 7 sources

Demonstrators dressed in red represent the red line they say has not been set with Israel over its war in Gaza. The protest was organized by human rights groups and aid agencies including Amnesty International, Doctors Without Borders and Save the Children.See the Story

Hungary: More than 120,000 People From 73 Countries Speak up for Budapest Pride

Viktor Orbán · Hungary

Hungary: More than 120,000 People From 73 Countries Speak up for Budapest Pride

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Authorities must allow people to participate safely in Saturday’s Budapest Pride, free from intimidation, harassment or violence, said Amnesty International Hungary as it handed in a global petition to the Budapest Police Headquarters.The #LetPrideMarch petition, signed by more than 120,000 people from 73 countries, reminds the city’s chief of police that he has a duty to respect, protect and facilitate people’s right to peacefully protest and n…See the Story

Brussels region cuts back on office space

The Brussels region is making savings of €6.1 million a year in rent, following moves to centralise its public administrations and operate a "flexi-desk" policy. If this policy continues, by 2030, Brussels could save as much as €12 million per year, Brussels finance and budget minister Sven Gatz...Brussels · Brussels Read Article

Calls for ban on police patrol cars in parks following tragedy

A proposal from Ecolo-Groen in Schaerbeek calls for banning motorised police patrols in parks following the death of a young boy who was struck by a police car during a chase through Elisabeth Park. The text proposes prioritising a "soft" police presence (on foot, by bicycle or on horseback) in...Police · Schaerbeek Read Article

Vivaqua faces €80 million in debt from unpaid water bills

Brussels water supplier Vivaqua is currently sitting on €80 million in debt as a result of people failing to pay their water bills. The outstanding balance relates to amounts that have accumulated over recent years and is linked to "the specific characteristics" of the Brussels population, Bruzz...Read Article

Cyclists aid research into Sonian Forest’s cooling effect

This summer, 20 cyclists will cross the Sonian Forest to collect data relating to the forest’s cooling effects on the surrounding urban areas. The "Climate Trappers" project was launched on 3 June at the new bicycle bridge at the Quatre-Bras intersection near Tervuren. Julie Blanjean, project...Tervuren · Tervuren Read Article

Belgian society becoming more polarised, report finds

Belgian society is fragmenting and worried, according to the annual report from Unia, Belgium’s Interfederal Centre for Equal Opportunities. Citing the "importation" of international conflicts, homophobia, and a rise in populism, Unia warns that increasingly polarising discourse, accelerated by...Belgium · Belgium Read Article

In search of second-hand clothes? Here are eight vintage greats

From clothing by the kilo to vintage design, second-hand is something Brussels has always done well. Read on to find seven gems the capital has to offer and an extra place for retro heaven a 30-minute train ride away. In an increasingly environmentally conscious world, doing ‘les fripes’ or second-...Brussels · Brussels Read Article

Brussels police officers spent 175,000 days sick at home last year

Brussels police officers were absent for 173,521 days in 2024 due to illness, not counting accidents at work and maternity leave, new figures reveal. This corresponds to an absenteeism rate of 7.51% in Brussels’ six police zones – slightly higher than for 2023 (7.18%) and above the average for...Brussels · Brussels Read Article

New campaign against litter in Brussels parks

After two years of improvement, the amount of litter in the parks of the Brussels region is once again on the rise. In an effort to combat this reversal of the positive trend, a new campaign called "WeArePark" aims to encourage visitors and local residents to make the parks "clean and welcoming"...Belgium · Belgium Read Article

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