Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th March, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

The Belgian government faces pressure over its stance on Iran amid rising tensions.

Ten years after the attacks, revelations show France was the primary target.

New hacking tool DarkSword could infect a quarter of all iPhones, raising security concerns.

More electronic ankle bracelets are set to ease prison overcrowding, but experts are skeptical.

The war in Iran is causing a domino effect, impacting agriculture and food supply.

West-Flanders governor warns of an unsustainable situation for migrants crossing the sea.

Protests erupt in Ghent against education minister's plans, threatening student culture.

A battery fire on a train near Brussels South sends four passengers to the hospital.

Six hundred fifty soldiers participate in a major exercise in Ghent and Meetjesland.

A shooting incident in Anderlecht leaves one person injured in a bizarre turn of events.

Denmark reportedly prepared to blow up runways in Greenland amid tensions with Trump.

Trump is losing control as tensions escalate between Iran and Israel.

The European Central Bank warns inflation could rise due to the ongoing conflict.

Proximus faces a second outage in four days, causing frustration among customers.

The Northern Lights may be visible over Belgium tonight due to a solar flare.

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