Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th April, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Hungarians head to the polls today, facing what some call the dirtiest elections ever.

Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran stall over disagreements regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Wim and Patrick unexpectedly inherit 26,022 euros after a 47-year-old estate is finally settled.

The Artemis moon mission faced challenges, but the broken toilet wasn't the biggest issue.

A white march in Schaerbeek honors the memory of murdered Gloria, emphasizing the value of life.

Traffic disruptions in Zaventem as major construction begins on the Strabet roundabout next week.

A man was found dead on the streets of Ghent, prompting a police investigation.

Lufthansa pilots announce strikes for Monday and Tuesday, affecting flight schedules.

150,000 people in Flanders suffer from dementia, with experts sharing insights on Alzheimer's recognition.

A radical anti-smartphone movement emerges in Brussels, promoting 'dance, not scroll'.

Research links pesticide exposure to increased cancer risk, raising public health concerns.

Astronaut Christina Koch celebrates her space records, highlighting the importance of our planet.

A woman sneezes live larvae due to an extremely rare infection, shocking medical experts.

Monique Steegers discusses the silent epidemic of chronic pain, emphasizing women's experiences.

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