Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th April, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

United States and Iran reach a ceasefire agreement, both sides declare victory.

Trump's ultimatum to Iran expires tonight, as Israel and the US escalate attacks on civilian targets.

Government party calls for a ban on unhealthy food advertising, stating it can't be allowed to continue.

Vice President Vance tries to reach Trump during Orbán's campaign event but ends up on voicemail.

Fedasil staff strike against government intimidation, with further actions not ruled out.

Three out of four former Van Hool employees are back to work two years after the company's bankruptcy.

Minister Gennez aims to boost healthy school meals by lowering financial barriers for schools.

Céline Dion adds six extra shows in Paris due to overwhelming demand from fans.

New DNA breakthrough shows dogs lived alongside humans 15,800 years ago.

Phishing fears paralyze many, with record reports of scams flooding in.

K cancer patients miss out on funds due to new transport cost regulations, calling the system flawed.

Experts predict advancements in cancer treatment by 2040, hoping to catch up with the disease.

Brad Pitt spotted dining in Brussels without anyone noticing, according to a local witness.

Hungary may oust Orbán after sixteen years, as polls suggest a shift in public sentiment.

"Can you cure irritable bowel syndrome? Three out of four people see improvement with this diet."

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