Belgium

Greta Thunberg joins Brussels protest against Israel

Around 100 people, including Greta Thunberg and other Flotilla activists, have rallied in Brussels.

Brussels approaches Kremlin over potential Ukraine talks

EU Council president António Costa’s office held calls with senior official close to Russia’s Vladimir Putin

Four killed as school minibus collides with train in Belgium

Two schoolchildren, their chaperone and the minibus driver were killed in the crash, says a Belgian minister.

‘Coward’ Review: Lukas Dhont Brings His Signature Aching Sensuality to the War-is-Hell Genre, and Makes His Most Satisfying Film to Date

Even the manifold mudbaths and bloodbaths of the Western Front can’t do much to dirty up Lukas Dhont’s exactingly exquisite filmmaking in “Coward,” the…

‘Coward’ Review: Lukas Dhont’s Third and Most Ambitious Feature Sticks Soldiers in a Tortured Queer Love Story Mired in Emotional Fraudulence

Newcomers Emmanuel Macchia and Valentin Campagne play a farm boy and a tailor’s son who find romantic reprieve at the Belgian front during World War I.

Nato to press Europe’s arms makers to boost investment and production

Alliance chief Mark Rutte set to meet defence groups at meeting in Brussels next week

Europe ‘naive’ in clinging to old economic model, says central banker

EU must adapt to geopolitical reality shaped by US and China, says Belgium’s Pierre Wunsch

A Whodunit Featuring Dali and Magritte, ‘This is Not a Murder Mystery’ Raises the Bar for Flanders

It takes a very special kind of creative mind to bridge surrealist art and whodunit TV productions. But it’s also fitting that “This is Not a Murder Mystery,”, a surprising crime…

Canneseries Buzz Title ‘The Deal With Iran’: A Deep Dive Into Realities of Hostage Diplomacy

Reality more often than not surpasses fiction: It is yet again the case with “The Deal with Iran”, a three-part Belgian docuseries by Lennart and Maarten Stuyck, shedding light on…

Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis

European Commission also recommends heat pumps and public transport subsidies

Pogacar may face fine for running red light in Flanders win

Tadej Pogacar wins a record-equalling third Tour of Flanders, but could face action after he is one of up to 20 riders who run a red light at a railway crossing.

'They're absolutely equal' - rare triple qualification in 60m semi-final

Belgium's Simon Verherstraeten and the Netherlands' Taymir Burnet finish with the exact same time of 6.56 seconds during the first heat of the men's 60m semi-finals, meaning they…