Belgium News in English

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

Couple in court after losing baby Omélie, insisting no one should go to prison.

War medicine becomes mandatory in schools to better prepare students for emergencies.

Brussels political duo aims to revive government formation after 600 days of stagnation.

Grammy Awards showcase bold fashion choices, including Chappell Roan appearing topless.

New millionaires in Zingem reflect on wealth, saying new worries have replaced financial concerns.

Malinwa fights back from a double deficit to secure a crucial point in the top six.

Bogdan Vanden Berghe announces candidacy for the presidency of the Green party.

Tienen swimming pool hosts unique farewell party, allowing dogs for the first time.

Crans-Montana fire raises questions of foul play as death toll climbs to 41.

Five-year-old Liam and his father released after being detained by ICE agents.

Explosions in Iran result in five deaths, but officials deny any attack occurred.

Kiev faces freezing temperatures, with residents using bricks for heating amid power outages.

New charging fees introduced in Ghent for electric vehicles parked over four hours.

Bart De Wever reflects on one year as Prime Minister, balancing national interests.

Study reveals that active grandparents may reduce their risk of dementia significantly.

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