Belgium News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd April, and here’s your Belgium daily news capsule.

Parents of autistic school leavers seek caregiver recognition, fearing financial troubles ahead.

New law mandates easier access to cash by 2027, including more ATMs in supermarkets.

Ninety billion euro approval for Ukraine and new sanctions spell trouble for Putin.

Trump's bluff strategy clashes with Iran as no deal leads to rising tensions.

Flanders risks half a million euros in fines over manure policy, as Brouns appeals.

More donations are being made without a notary, but when do you really save?

A professor welcomes AI in exams, stating we must not deny this new reality.

Defense Minister Francken denies panic over drones, admits to spreading incorrect images.

A massive fire destroys ten thousand square meters of forest in Herselt.

Over 200 students evade police during the Hunter Games, claiming the area has no secrets.

NASA's Curiosity rover discovers five new organic compounds on Mars.

Elisabeth Lucie Baeten explains her social media silence, saying nothing worked for her.

A record number of Flemish residents face fines for late solar panel registration.

The British Parliament approves a historic smoking ban for those born after 2008.

Spectacular results in the fight against pancreatic cancer show promise for other cancers too.

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