Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Swiss newspaper reports Le Constellation operators deflect blame for café fire during questioning.

Anderlecht struggles again, drawing with Dender and widening the gap with the top three teams.

Mother seeks answers three years after the tragic death of her daughter Firdaous, aged eleven.

Brussels without a government raises economic concerns for Flanders, as political tensions escalate.

Gold prices soar above five thousand dollars for the first time amid rising geopolitical tensions.

A five-day railway strike begins, raising questions about the impact on commuters and services.

Demir halts IT million-dollar education project following a damning audit report.

CD&V's Mahdi drops the 'C' but aims to energize the party's direction moving forward.

Family in Elsene hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning after using charcoal to heat their home.

Cuban president calls for military readiness as tensions rise with the United States.

Governor criticizes Trump, urging Americans to take a stand on current political issues.

NATO chief Rutte emphasizes the need for U.S. support to protect Europe from emerging threats.

China's role in Venezuela and Greenland raises questions about its global influence.

Dutch coalition parties aim for a minority government agreement by Tuesday, sources say.

Journalist explores the world of AI sex apps, revealing significant concerns among women.

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