Five Years On, Belgian Flood Trauma Still Haunts Survivors
Five years after the 2021 Belgian floods killed 39, survivors in Liège still grapple with trauma. A new RTBF report captures their stories.
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Five years after the 2021 Belgian floods killed 39, survivors in Liège still grapple with trauma. A new RTBF report captures their stories.
A suspect in the March explosion outside Liège synagogue remains detained as Belgian investigators uncover links to an Iran-backed network.
Belgium's Les Ardentes festival celebrates 20 years of championing hip-hop, evolving from a small local event into Europe's largest urban music festival.
Liège ends free school childcare, introducing fees up to €75 per child. The move follows Wallonia's Plan Oxygène austerity conditions.
A Liège kayak club organizes micro-stages for children during school closures caused by a teachers' strike against austerity measures in Belgium.
Despite a court order with €1,000 fines, teachers from other schools maintain a picket line at Sainte-Véronique in Liège, disrupting classes.
Liège parents win court order to remove school strike pickets at Sainte-Véronique, allowing students access amid a dispute over education reform.
A fire at Renewi's waste facility in Seraing mobilized 30 firefighters overnight. Investigators probe possible arson after a suspect was caught on camera.
Belgian authorities raid ten Liège companies and arrest seven suspects in a €8.5 million paid education leave fraud scheme involving over 150 firms.
After 456 years, the Jesuits are leaving Liège. The farewell Mass on June 13 closes a historic chapter in Belgian religious and educational history.
Liège cancels exams in 13 secondary schools as Wallonia's controversial education austerity decree clears budget committee, deepening the crisis.
Bpost postal workers in Liège and Seraing strike on Friday, disrupting mail delivery after a new collective agreement was rejected by major unions.
Liège temporarily suspended Patrick Bruel's honorary citizenship after multiple sexual assault and rape allegations emerged against the French singer.
A Verviers man inherited two houses and over €1 million while fraudulently receiving CPAS benefits. The Liège court sentenced him to community service.
Iraqi militia commander Mohammad al-Saadi charged with orchestrating the Liège synagogue bombing and 18 other terror attacks across Europe.
Belgian prosecutors seek four arrest warrants for attempted murder after a shooting in Ans wounded three men. Nine detained, five released.