300 Say Goodbye to Arthur, 12, in Buggenhout Bus Crash
Three hundred mourners said goodbye to Arthur, 12, killed in the Buggenhout bus crash. His parents' letter revealed a boy who understood no aggression.
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Three hundred mourners said goodbye to Arthur, 12, killed in the Buggenhout bus crash. His parents' letter revealed a boy who understood no aggression.
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Belgian court holds reconstruction of the murder of OCMW social worker Erik Boone in Ghent, as lawyer Jef Vermassen describes a difficult day.
A truck carrying organic peroxide overturned on the Zuiderring in Mol, Belgium, prompting the evacuation of 40-50 homes. No injuries were reported.
At least 24 spotted smooth sharks washed ashore between Koksijde and De Panne. Experts believe they were thrown overboard as fishing bycatch.
Bpost is processing 50,000 extra packages daily, a 10% surge driven by holiday pay. The company says no delivery delays are expected.
Bpost postal workers in Liège and Seraing strike on Friday, disrupting mail delivery after a new collective agreement was rejected by major unions.
A train-bus collision in Buggenhout, Belgium claims four lives, sparking community mourning and questions about level crossing safety.
A train collided with a school minibus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, Belgium, killing four people including two children and injuring five others.
A warehouse fire in Tubize released asbestos-tainted smoke, closing schools and forcing the Belgian Red Devils to relocate training ahead of the World Cup.
A 35-year-old mother was seriously injured when a pick-up truck struck her cargo bike in Mortsel, Belgium. Her two young children escaped unharmed.
Russia's FSB says two magnetic mines were found on a gas tanker from Antwerp at Ust-Luga port, claiming a thwarted terror attack. Details unverified.
Belgian-Moroccan man kills grandfather, wounds father with sickle in Al Hoceima. Suspect has history of psychological problems.
Belgium approves bodycams for public transport staff, firefighters, and security guards to combat rising aggression against frontline workers.
Belgium's VAPH supported a record 107,439 people with disabilities in 2025, yet nearly 18,000 remain on waiting lists for personal budgets.
The Belgian Socialist Party faces a major crisis after a VRT investigation alleges clientelism in social housing allocations at the Foyer Anderlechtois.
The Salvation Army shelter on Rue Bodeghem in Brussels will close by end of June, displacing 34 residents and 8 staff due to a funding gap of €650,000.
A gas leak on Rue Salzinnes les Moulins in Namur forced the evacuation of approximately 200 residents. Emergency services sealed the leak overnight.
A chain-reaction collision on the E19 highway in Sint-Job-in-'t-Goor left one dead and four injured. The highway towards Antwerp was closed for hours.
At the Paolo Falzone trial in Mons, witnesses describe a driver known for years as dangerously reckless before his BMW killed seven carnival-goers.
Limburg.net audits garbage bags from 11 municipalities to identify recycling errors and improve sorting, aiming for Flanders' 2030 waste target.
Belgian Crown Princess Elisabeth graduates from Harvard Kennedy School with a Master in Public Policy as King Filip and Queen Mathilde attend.
Belgian press review: Pope Leo XIV's encyclical calls for AI regulation, Standard-Charleroi violence erupts, and debate over public holidays.
Belgium records its first tropical day of 2026 as Ukkel hits 30.4°C, breaking a 41-year daily record. Meteorologists explain the heat dome and forecast.
Antwerp's Jazz Middelheim festival achieves record attendance of 11,000 visitors, marking a stunning revival after near-collapse in 2022.
CSC union leader Roland Lahaye accuses Education Minister Valérie Glatigny of pushing reforms that would return Belgian schools to a 19th-century model.
The Falzone trial in Belgium will pause from 4-8 June for a pre-booked erotic salon. A petition against the interruption has gathered 5,000 signatures.
Belgium braces for a tropical Pentecost weekend with temperatures up to 31°C inland, while coastal areas stay cooler. UV index to peak at 7.7.
Belgium's Falzone murder trial faces a five-day interruption as an erotic salon takes over the venue. A petition gathers 5,000 signatures.
A routine traffic check in Vilvoorde uncovered a network of illegal cigarette factories across Flanders. The trial opened in Brussels on May 22, 2026.
Emergency doctors in Antwerp report a 60% surge in e-scooter accident victims and demand a night-time ban, citing severe alcohol-related injuries.
The 17-year-old driver in a fatal Brasschaat crash that killed 16-year-old Martin Dias has not been questioned. His lawyer says he needs more surgery.
A 58-year-old cleaning woman died after falling from a first-floor window in Dilbeek while shaking out a carpet. Belgian labor authorities investigate.
Brussels communes face unrest as Forest calls for a Patrick Bruel concert cancellation, Schaerbeek suffers art thefts, and Molenbeek sees snack violence.
Environmental groups challenge a Belgian caviar farm's plan to use 438 million litres of groundwater annually, sparking debate over water sustainability.
The Van der Valk hotel chain mourns 16-year-old Martin Dias, killed in a Brasschaat crash. The driver, aged 17, had no license and was speeding.
A 57-year-old school bus escort died in Vrasene, East Flanders after a truck struck the minibus. No children were aboard. Driver inattention is suspected.
Seven people, including six minors, were arrested after a charity event by controversial YouTuber ISAE sparked riots in Antwerp, Belgium.
Belgian authorities warn about a new scam using silent phone calls to verify active numbers and clone voices with AI for identity theft.
Brussels Pride's 30th edition drew 216,000 participants blending celebration with protest as organizers warn of growing global pressure on LGBTQIA+ rights.
As Brussels Pride marks 30 years, Le Refuge warns family rejection and violence are pushing young LGBTQIA+ people into homelessness.
Banned pesticide oxamyl found at 2,000 times the legal limit in a West Flanders stream. Drinking water is safe, but environmental concerns grow.
Belgian prosecutors seek four arrest warrants for attempted murder after a shooting in Ans wounded three men. Nine detained, five released.