Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd January, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Witness describes chaos after deadly fire in Crans-Montana, saying the screams were horrifying.

New York's Mayor Zohran Mamdani vows to fulfill his promises and set an example for the world.

Antwerp's Mayor comments on New Year's riots, criticizing parents for their indifference to escalating violence.

A tumultuous night in Beringen leaves two officers injured and five people arrested amid chaos.

New Year's Eve in Ghent sees destruction, fights in Aalst, and heavy fireworks in Sint-Niklaas.

George Clooney sharply responds to Trump's criticism, aiming to make America great again.

Nurse Stefanie Sander may leave prison today, but she’s reportedly unpopular among inmates.

Half of cyclists fear theft of their increasingly expensive bikes at train stations.

Fireworks light up Flemish cities, celebrating the New Year without needing pumping beats.

Weather expert Frank Deboosere forecasts possible snow this weekend, but its longevity is uncertain.

Israeli Mossad claims to support protesters in Iran as protests continue with rising casualties.

Will Doctors Without Borders have to leave Gaza? The situation is dire if they cannot operate.

Russia urges the U.S. to stop pursuing a fleeing oil tanker, escalating tensions further.

Snow expected in Limburg, particularly on Saturday, with a chance of several centimeters accumulating.

The former heaviest man in the world, Juan Pedro Franco, has passed away at age 41.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!