Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th March, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Conner Rousseau's personal brand manager is now on the payroll of the Chamber.

Beautiful spring weather is nearly over as another weather front approaches, says David Dehenauw.

On International Women's Day, ACV leader Ann Vermorgen criticizes the pension agreement, stating: “The government sees through a male lens.”

In a thrilling match, Anderlecht holds Club Brugge to a draw with a spectacular last-minute save.

The family show 'De familie Backeljau' makes a comeback with a mix of familiar and new faces.

Minister Demir proposes a council of teachers to tackle administrative burdens in education.

Seven-year-old Enzo awakens from a coma after being hit by a bus in Brussels; he is stable but needs recovery.

A motorcyclist is in critical condition following a serious accident on the E313 near Herentals-Oost.

A Belgian tourist was drugged and robbed of 40,000 euros during a romantic date in Colombia.

Europe's arms imports have tripled, with a significant focus on purchases from the United States.

Professor Criekemans expresses pessimism about the swift resolution of the Middle East conflict, stating the U.S. has underestimated the situation.

A three-day rail strike has begun, causing disruptions alongside a national day of strikes this week.

Criticism arises over an energy group purchase in West Flanders as fixed contracts turn variable amid rising gas prices.

The Flemish government introduces new rules for speed checks, aiming to reduce violations rather than increase revenue.

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