Belgian Police Question Man Over Antisemitic Threats on X
A Limburg man was questioned by Belgian police after a video on X threatened to kill all Jews. The case highlights rising antisemitism in Belgium.
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A Limburg man was questioned by Belgian police after a video on X threatened to kill all Jews. The case highlights rising antisemitism in Belgium.
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal alleged clientelism in Brussels social housing, triggering a political crisis threatening the fragile coalition.
Jinnih Beels tells De Morgen she regrets joining Vooruit, capping a years-long rift over party discipline, a controversial podcast, and particracy.
Peruvian influencer Nadeska Widausky arrested by Interpol for luring South American women to Brussels' red light district for forced sex work.
Belgian Chamber adopts sweeping reform of the Council for Alien Law Litigation, introducing three-track procedures and confidential evidence access.
Belgium deploys two MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones over the Mediterranean under Operation Silent Spear to monitor illegal immigration and arms trafficking.
Fifteen-year-old Italo De Coster survived the Buggenhout bus tragedy that killed four. His parents share his trauma as Belgium mourns and investigates.
Leaked WhatsApp messages described as a 'nuclear bomb' expose a deepening political crisis in Brussels over housing and municipal finance scandals.
The mother of Paolo Falzone, who killed seven carnival-goers, caused an uproar by saying 'One or two dead, what difference does it make?' in court.
Belgium faces several more days of sultry weather with temperatures up to 32°C and increasing thunderstorm chances from Friday through the weekend.
The European Commission's proposed €2 trillion budget could force Belgium to pay an extra €2.5 billion per year, straining its tight national budget.
Analysis of 'remigration' — the far-right concept advocating mass deportations — and why Flemish and European far-right movements work to normalize it.
Over 1,000 people demand a ban on bird hunting near the Marais d'Harchies reserve, where protected birds are shot crossing into France.
Charleroi Mayor Thomas Dermine calls the Wallonia-Brussels Federation inefficient and obsolete, reigniting Belgium's institutional debate.
Belgium risks losing all operational frigates as ASWF program delays push delivery to 2034, raising concerns about NATO commitments and national defense.
Belgian Navy frigate delivery delayed to 2034, seven years late, as design flaws and cost overruns create a critical naval capability gap.
Three stories shape Belgian politics: Frank Vandenbroucke's centrist turn, the VDAB topman's paid suspension, and debate over King Baudouin's diaries.
Belgium has paid €736,000 to serial killer Freddy Horion in daily penalties. A court-ordered transfer to a psychiatric facility remains stuck.
Belgian Federal Prosecutor opens investigation into alleged 'human safaris' in Sarajevo, where foreigners paid to snipe civilians during the siege.
Belgian Foreign Minister Prévot summons Israeli ambassador after Ben-Gvir posts video of bound flotilla activists, sparking European outcry.
Étienne Davignon, former European commissioner and Belgian diplomat accused in the Lumumba case, dies at 93, ending a towering yet controversial legacy.
Foodwatch reveals 76% of tested imported foods contain banned pesticide residues, calling on the EU to close regulatory loopholes and halt toxic trade.
A constitutional debate has resurfaced in Belgium: should the King retain power to sanction laws? New revelations about King Baudouin fuel the discussion.
Iraqi militia commander Mohammad al-Saadi charged with orchestrating the Liège synagogue bombing and 18 other terror attacks across Europe.
Five years after Belgian soldier Jürgen Conings vanished with heavy weapons, the community remembers and Marc Van Ranst still receives hate mail.
Belgium and the Netherlands signed an MoU to boost nuclear energy cooperation, covering R&D, supply chains, joint training, and waste management.