1,300 Directors Challenge Demir: 'Give Schools More Say'
Over 1,300 Flemish school directors send an open letter to Minister Zuhal Demir, demanding more autonomy and time for education reforms.
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Over 1,300 Flemish school directors send an open letter to Minister Zuhal Demir, demanding more autonomy and time for education reforms.
Analysis of 'remigration' — the far-right concept advocating mass deportations — and why Flemish and European far-right movements work to normalize it.
Flemish Minister Ben Weyts permanently revokes a Dessel dog breeder's license for repeated animal welfare violations.
A Gezinsbond survey finds 10% of Flemish families consider tap water unsafe, while 9% filter it first. Recent contamination scandals fuel growing distrust.
A routine traffic check in Vilvoorde uncovered a network of illegal cigarette factories across Flanders. The trial opened in Brussels on May 22, 2026.
A record 1,251 Flemish families used doorgeefschenking in 2025, transferring €398 million tax-free. How pass-through gifts work and the risks to watch for.
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.
Statistics Flanders data shows the average Flemish worker earned €2,895 net per month in 2024, with the gender pay gap narrowing to €371.
Internet fraud has tripled in Flanders over the past decade, with 22,296 cases in 2024. AI-powered scams and links to drug crime are driving the surge.
Belgian comedian Robbert Verreth wins the 14th Lunatic Comedy Award, one of Flanders' oldest and most prestigious comedy competitions.
Single tenants in Belgium now spend 55% of income on housing, nearly double the affordability threshold. New data reveals a deepening crisis.
Flanders spends 3.7 million euros yearly cleaning 1,541 tons of litter from roads, diverting funds from infrastructure maintenance.