Belgium News in English

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

Iran continues to use strong war rhetoric, testing Trump's trust.

Tragic fire in Anderlecht claims the lives of a father and son.

Netanyahu seeks conflict despite Trump's resistance, raising tensions.

Students set scooters on fire during protest at Central Station.

French justice prioritizes 70,000 child cases after Lyhanna's death.

Ninety cyclists ignore bike ban on Bruul, leading to police action.

Proposal on abortion rights sees pushback as Verlinden defends limits.

Concerns over 'ticking time bombs' among returning IS women prove unfounded.

Anderlecht's Haard wins first Architecture Prize Vlaanderen for Goujons Tower.

Eighteen-year-old rape victim receives recognition as perpetrators get community service.

Undercover report reveals Kremlin's deception of security services.

Pro-Western Armenian premier wins elections despite Russian pressure.

Four top criminals from Antwerp captured in Morocco.

Trump walks out of interview after being asked for election fraud evidence.

Apple announces new Siri AI, but it won't be available in Europe yet.

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